2023
DOI: 10.1111/aec.13378
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Fatores climáticos, geográficos e antropogênicos moldam a estrutura das redes morcego‐fruto na região neotropical

Abstract: ResumoOs gradientes ambientais naturais e antropogênicos estão associados a mudanças na riqueza de espécies, abundância e uso de recursos. Há um interesse cada vez maior em compreender como a estrutura das redes de interações varia ao longo dos gradientes ambientais, mas a maioria dos estudos se concentrou em redes de aves e plantas, enquanto os estudos sobre redes mutualísticas formadas por outros grupos de vertebrados são escassos. Aqui, compilamos um banco de dados de 48 redes morcego‐fruto distribuídas na … Show more

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“…To gain a more successful plantation, it is necessary to identify the best "refugees" as macro-and micro-environments that favour sapling development, understood as higher survival and growth over time. Ligo et al (2024aLigo et al ( , 2024b compiled 48 bat-fruit mutualistic networks and show how human impact and precipitation are major forces structuring these mutualistic networks along a latitudinal gradient in the Neotropics. This study also highlights how the undersampling of many tropical biomes reduces our ability to generalize and reach wide-ranging conclusions on the structure of mutualistic networks.…”
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“…To gain a more successful plantation, it is necessary to identify the best "refugees" as macro-and micro-environments that favour sapling development, understood as higher survival and growth over time. Ligo et al (2024aLigo et al ( , 2024b compiled 48 bat-fruit mutualistic networks and show how human impact and precipitation are major forces structuring these mutualistic networks along a latitudinal gradient in the Neotropics. This study also highlights how the undersampling of many tropical biomes reduces our ability to generalize and reach wide-ranging conclusions on the structure of mutualistic networks.…”
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“…Ligo et al. (2024a, 2024b) compiled 48 bat‐fruit mutualistic networks and show how human impact and precipitation are major forces structuring these mutualistic networks along a latitudinal gradient in the Neotropics. This study also highlights how the undersampling of many tropical biomes reduces our ability to generalize and reach wide‐ranging conclusions on the structure of mutualistic networks.…”
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confidence: 99%