Diversification at the Insect-Plant Interface
作者： Brian D. Farrell , Charles Mitter , Douglas J. Futuyma
DOI: 10.2307/1311626
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摘要: … pronounced latitudinal diversity gradients than insects of … to present a much steeper latitudinal-diversity gradient (Chi-square … The hypothesis that steeper latitudinal diversity gradients …
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