Titlebook: Biotic Homogenization; Julie L. Lockwood,Michael L. McKinney Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2001 Ecology.biosphere.eco

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-6803-9ade novel territories than would be predicted by chance (Angermeier 1995, McKinney 1998, Lockwood 1999). This non-random pruning and geographic rearranging of the aquatic and marine evolutionary tree has resulted in the loss of diversity among higher taxa as well as a loss of global species richness (McKinney and Lockwood 1999).

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A Geographical Perspective on the Biotic Homogenization Process: Implications from the MacroecologyOften vigorous colonizers in early succession in their native ecosystems, invasive species put most of their energy into reproduction, are generally less well adapted to specific environments, and tend to be able to tolerate a wide variety of conditions (Williams and Meffe 1999).

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Global Warming, Temperature Homogenization and Species Extinction,ntop temperature gradients will likely shrink. This predicted climate change would homogenize the temperature of the earth; the ecological effect of this abiotic homogenization is the focus of this chapter.

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Downsizing Nature: Anthropogenic Dwarfing of Species and Ecosystems,e landscapes (e.g., through the use of fire, water diversion, domestication of animals, mechanized agriculture, timber harvest and fisheries; see Howells, 1973; Clark, 1992; Flannery, 1994; Gamble, 1994).

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Spatial Homogenization of the Aquatic Fauna of Tennessee: Extinction and Invasion Following Land Usade novel territories than would be predicted by chance (Angermeier 1995, McKinney 1998, Lockwood 1999). This non-random pruning and geographic rearranging of the aquatic and marine evolutionary tree has resulted in the loss of diversity among higher taxa as well as a loss of global species richness (McKinney and Lockwood 1999).

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