The how and why of biodiversity

Kevin J. Gaston ()
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Kevin J. Gaston: University of Sheffield

Nature, 2003, vol. 421, issue 6926, 900-901

Abstract: A study of reef fish in the Indian and Pacific oceans reveals that the structures of local communities and their regional context are intricately entwined. New species spread far from an oceanic 'hotspot' of diversity.

Date: 2003
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