Edge effects and tropical forest canopy invertebrates

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Andrew Foggo
Claire M.P. Ozanne
Martin R. Speight
Clive Hambler
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[1] University of Plymouth,Plymouth Environmental Research Centre & Department of Biological Sciences
[2] Drake Circus,School of Life Sciences
[3] Roehampton Institute London,undefined
[4] West Hill,undefined
[5] Department of Zoology,undefined
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Plant Ecology | 2001年 / 153卷
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Biodiversity; Deforestation; Ecological process; Edge function; Fragmentation; Review;
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The term edge effect can be used to encompass a wide range of both biotic and abiotic trends associated with boundaries between adjacent habitat types, whether these be natural or anthropogenic. Edge effects have been shown to represent significant forces affecting both faunal and floral assemblages in fragmented ecosystems. Specific studies of faunal assemblages associated with habitat edges have revealed trends at all levels of biological organisation from individuals to communities.
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页码:347 / 359
页数:12
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