On the relationship between niche and distribution

On the relationship between niche and distribution

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• Ecology Letters [ 1461-023X ] ; 2000-07.

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  • Academic press, Annual plant species, Biol, Blackwell, Blackwell science, Blackwell science paper, Brief review, Cakile edentula, Chicago press, Community ecology, Competitor, Competitor results, Competitor species, Conservation biol, Demographic parameters, Demographic response functions, Demographic stochasticity, Demographic studies, Density dependence, Disc niche, Discrete approximation, Dispersal, Dispersal limitation, Dispersal parameter, Dispersal parameters, Dispersal rate, Dispersal rates, Dynamics, Ecol, Ecological space, Ecologist, Ecology, Empirical evidence, Entire population, Environmental, Environmental conditions, Environmental factors, Environmental heterogeneity, Environmental requirements, Environmental state, Environmental variables, Evolutionary biology, Exponential distribution, Extinction, Finite rate, Focal species, Frequent immigration, Fundamental niche, Fundamental niche increases, Grid, Grid cell, Grid cells, Grinnellian niche, Habitat, Habitat availability, Habitat patches, Habitat quality, Habitat suitability, Habitat types, Hanski, Heterogeneous landscapes, High dispersal, Higher dispersal rates, Hutchinson, Individuals influence, Integer value, Interspecific competition, Irrelevant litter, Kadmon, Kadmon schmida, Landscape ecology, Large fraction, Large numbers, Large portions, Local conditions, Local extinction, Local extinctions, Local population growth rates, Local reproduction, Many species, Metapopulation, Metapopulation dynamics, Metapopulation model, Metapopulation theory, More species, Natal site, Natural history observations, Niche, Niche concept, Niche model, Niche size, Niche space, Other species, Particular values, Plant populations, Plant species, Poisson distribution, Population dynamics, Population extinction, Population growth, Population growth rates, Primula vulgaris, Productive source areas, Pulliam, Pulliam danielson, Recruitment limitation, Same species, Seed dispersal, Seeds travel, Separate simulations, Several species, Significant reduction, Simulation, Simulation results, Soil moisture, Source habitat, Source habitats, Source patches, Species, Species distribution, Species distributions, Suitable conditions, Suitable habitat, Total population, Trends ecol, Unsuitable, Unsuitable habitat, Various portions, Wide range.

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