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| adam_text | Contents
Unit I Introduction to the Discipline
Chapter 1 The Science of
Biogeography 3
Globalization of the Geography of Nature 15
BOX 2 1 Persistent Themes of Biogeography 15
What Is Biogeography? 4
Integrative nature of the field 5
Relationships to other sciences and
an outline of this book 6
Philosophy and basic principles 8
Doing Contemporary Biogeography 10
Foundations of Modern Biogeography 16
Theoretical Maturation during the 19th Century: A
Morass before Darwin and Wallace 22
Four British scientists 24
BOX 2 2 Biogeographic Principles Advocated
by Alfred Russel Wallace 30
Chapter 2 The History and
Reticulating Phytogeny of
Biogeography 13
Other contributions of the 19th Century 31
Conceptual Revolutions of the 20th Century 35
Synopsis 37
Ancient Knowledge 14
Unit L The Geographic and Ecological
Foundations of Biogiography
Chapter 3 The Geographic Template:
Visualization and Analysis of
Biogeographic Patterns 41
Definition and Components of the Geographic
Template 41
Climate 43
Soil formation and soil types 50
Chemistry and physics of aquatic environments 54
Tides and the intertidal zone 157
Time 59
Two-Dimensional Renderings of the Geographic
Template 59
Early maps and cartography 59
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Contents
Flattening the globe: Projections and geographic
coordinate systems 60
Visualizing Biogeographic Patterns 61
Exemplars of visualization in biogeography 61
The GIS revolution 67
Cartograms and strategic distortions 68
Obtaining Geo-Referenced Data 69
Humboldt s legacy: A global system of observatories 69
Remote sensing and satellite imagery 69
Interpolation over space and time 69
Analyzing Biogeographic Patterns 70
Chapter 4 Distributions of Species:
Ecological Foundations 71
The Distribution of Individuals 71
The Distribution of Species and Populations 73
Mapping and measuring the range 75
Population growth and demography 77
Hutchinson s multidimensional niche concept 78
The geographic range as a reflection of the niche 78
The relationship between distribution and abundance 82
What Limits the Geographic Range? 85
Physical limiting factors 85
Disturbance, dispersal, and time 90
Interactions with other organisms 93
Synthesis 100
Chapter 5 The Distribution and
Dynamics of Communities, Biomes,
and Ecosystems 101
Historical and Biogeographic Perspectives 102
Communities and Ecosystems 103
Community organization: Energetic considerations 104
Distribution of ecological communities 108
Temporal patterns: Ecological succession 110
Mapping Communities: Compositional and
Functional Approaches 112
Terrestrial Biomes 113
Forests 115
Woodlands and savanna 122
Grasslands 125
Deserts 125
Aquatic Communities 128
Marine communities 128
Freshwater communities 131
A Global Comparison of Biomes
and Communities 133
Ecosystem Geography 137
Synthesis in Community Ecology and
Biogeography 139
Unit 3 Biogeographic Processes and Earth History
Chapter 6 Dispersal and
Immigration 143
BOX 6 1 The Fundamental, Unifying Principles of
Biogeography 144
What Is Dispersal? 145
Dispersal as an ecological process 146
Dispersal as a historical biogeographic event 147
Dispersal and Range Expansion 147
Jump dispersal 147
Diffusion 149
Secular migration 156
Mechanisms of Movement 156
Active dispersal 156
Passive dispersal 159
The Nature of Barriers 163
Physiological barriers 165
Ecological and psychological barriers 166
Biotic Exchange and Dispersal Routes 167
Corridors 167
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Filters 167
Sweepstakes routes 169
Other means of biotic exchange 171
Dispersal curves within and among species 171
Establishing a Colony 172
Influence of habitat selection 172
What constitutes a propagule? 173
Survival in a new ecosystem 175
Advances in the Study of Dispersal 175
Chapter 7 Speciation and
Extinction 177
BOX 7 1 Some Terms Used by Systematists and
Evolutionary Biologists 178
What Are Species? 179
The evolution of species concepts 180
Units below the species level 181
Higher Classifications 182
How Do New Species Arise? 183
Mechanisms of genetic differentiation 184
Allopatric speciation 190
Sympatric and parapatric speciation 197
Diversification 202
Ecological differentiation 202
Adaptive radiation 203
Extinction 208
Ecological processes 208
Recent extinctions 210
Extinctions in the fossil record 212
Macroevolution 215
The punctuated equilibrium concept and evolution in the
fossil record 215
Species selection 216
The role of historical contingency 217
Micro- and Macroevolution: Toward a Synthesis 220
Chapter 8 The Changing Earth 221
The Geological Timescale 221
Estimating time 223
The Theory of Continental Drift 225
Wegener s theory 229
Early opposition to continental drift 230
Evidence for continental drift 231
BOX 8 1 Discoveries That Contributed to the
Acceptance of the Theory of Continental Drift 232
The Current Model: Plate Tectonic Theory 239
Earth s Tectonic History 243
Tectonic History of the Continents 244
Gondwana, Laurasia, and the formation of Pangaea 244
The breakup of Pangaea 250
The breakup of Laurasia and its rifting from
Gondwana 250
The breakup of Gondwana 250
Cenozoic Tectonics 254
The Indo-Australian Region and Wallacea 254
Central America and the Antilles 255
Tectonic Development of Marine Basins and Island
Chains 256
Epeiric seas 256
Formation of the Mediterranean and Red Seas 258
Dynamics of the Pacific Ocean 258
Paleoclimates and paleocirculations 261
Climatic and Biogeographic Consequences of Plate
Tectonics 263
Chapter 9 Glaciation and
Biogeographic Dynamics of the
Pleistocene 271
The Record and Drivers of Pleistocene
Glaciation 271
Extent of Pleistocene Glaciation 277
Effects of Climatic Cycles on Non-Glaciated
Areas 279
Temperature 279
Geographic shifts in climatic zones 280
Sea level changes during the Pleistocene 282
Biogeographic Responses to Climatic Cycles of the
Pleistocene 285
Biogeographic responses of terrestrial biotas 285
BOX 9 1 Biogeographic Responses to Climatic Cycles of
the Pleistocene 286
Dynamics of plant communities in the aridlands of North
and South America 295
Aquatic systems 297
Biotic Exchange and Glacial Cycles 302
Pleistocene Refugia 302
Extinctions of the Pleistocene Megafauna 305
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Unit 4 Evolutionary History of Lineages and Biotas
Chapter 10 The Geography
of Diversification and
Regionalization 313
Fundamental Geographic Patterns 314
Endemism and Cosmopolitanism 316
The origins of endemics 319
Provincialism 321
Terrestrial and freshwater regions 321
BOX 10 1 How Have Big Data Sets, Quantitative
Approaches, and Evolutionary Affinities Changed
How We Define Terrestrial Biogeographic
Regions? 322
Subdividing the terrestrial regions 326
Distributional congruence reflects a shared history of
diversification 327
Marine regions and provinces 334
Quantifying Similarity among Biotas 338
Disjunction 341
Patterns 341
Processes 343
Maintaining Distinct Biotas 344
Barriers between biogeographic regions 344
Resistance to invasion 345
Avian migration and provincialism 345
Biotic Interchange 348
The Great American Biotic Interchange 348
Box 10 2 Old versus Young Isthmus: Geology, Fossils,
Ecology, and Molecular Phylogenies 351
The Lessepsian exchange: The Suez Canal 358
Biotic interchange: A final point 358
The Convergence of Isolated Lineages and
Biotas 358
Convergence at the species level 359
Convergence of entire assemblages 361
Overview 363
Chapter 11 Reconstructing the
Evolutionary History of Lineages 365
Classifying Biological diversity and Inferring
Evolutionary Relationships 366
Systematics 366
Evolutionary systematics 366
Numerical phenetics 367
Phylogenetic systematics 368
BOX 11 1 The Principles and Rules of Hennigian
Logic 370
Box 11 2 The Basis of Hennig s Paradigm: A
Hypothetical Example of Cladogenesis and
Cladogram Construction 371
Molecular Systematics 372
Evolution of methods in molecular systematics 372
Molecular characters and properties of molecular
evolution 373
Molecular versus morphological characters 373
The Fossil Record 376
Limitations of the fossil record 376
Biogeographic implications of fossils 378
Molecular Clocks and Estimating Times of
Divergence 384
An Emerging Synthesis of Molecular Systematics and
Paleontology 386
Chapter 12 Reconstructing the
Geographic History of Lineages and
Biotas 387
Shifting Paradigms in Historical Biogeography 388
Determining centers of origin and directions of dispersal
on a stable Earth 388
From center of origin-dispersal to vicariance 390
BOX 12 1 Sea Snakes: Illustrating the Logic and Flaws
of a Center of Origin-Dispersal Paradigm 391
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Beyond Vicariance Biogeography and Simple
Vicariance 398
BOX 12 2 Defining and Delineating Areas of
Endemism 400
BOX 12 3 Processes That Reduce the Generality of the
General Area Cladogram 401
Different approaches to the same question, or different
questions? 405
Which approach to use? 406
Phylogeography 418
The dual nature of phylogeography 419
Combining phylogeography and ecological niche
modeling 421
Reconstructing shallow histories of lineages and
biotas 423
The impact of phylogeography on biogeography and other
disciplines 425
BOX 12 4 Statistical Phylogeography 427
A Brief Overview of Lineage and Biotic Histories 429
Histories in Gondwana 430
Histories in Laurasia 433
Connections between Gondwana and Laurasia 434
Histories in the marine realm 435
Continental histories in, and just before, the ice ages 436
A Few Final Thoughts on Historical Reconstruction of
Lineages and Biotas 439
Unit J Ecological Biogeography
Chapter 13 Island Biogeography 443
The Nature of Islands 445
Patterns in Species Richness and Models of Diversity
Dynamics 447
The species-area relationship 449
BOX 13 1 Interpretations and Comparisons of
Parameters in the Species-Area Relationship: An
Additional Caution 451
The species-isolation relationship 452
The equilibrium model of island biogeography 455
Advancing island biogeography theory 457
BOX 13 2 Empirical Studies Test the Equilibrium
Model 458
Patterns in Species Composition 475
Forces assembling insular biotas 475
Release, displacement, and the ecological assembly of
insular communities 483
Distributions of particular species 483
BOX 13 3 New Zealand s Moas: Four Times
Anomalous 484
The Evolutionary Marvels of Island Life 497
Dispersal denied: Sticking to the wreck 497
Transformations of life s most fundamental
characteristic—size 502
Evolving ecologies 513
The Perils of Island Life 515
Taxon cycles and evolutionary traps 515
Chapter 14 Areography, Ecogeography,
ana Macroecology of Continental and
Oceanic Biotas 521
The Macroecological Approach 522
The Geographic Range: Areography 523
Patterns in range shape and size 523
The frequency distribution of range size 525
Geographic gradients in range size 526
Geographic range size as a function of body size 529
Temporal dynamics of range size 533
Shapes of ranges 534
The internal structure of geographic ranges 537
Ecogeographic Rules: The Terrestrial Realm 538
Body size and Bergmann s rule 539
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Appendages and Allen s rule 545
Pelage color and Gloger s rule 546
Lack s rule and the geography of life history traits 549
Ecogeographic Rules: The Marine Realm 552
Thorson s rule of larval development 552
Temperature, diversity, and Jordan s rule of vertebrae 553
Geographic gradients in ecological interactions and
morphological defenses 553
The Geography of Biological Diversity 556
Diversity measures and terminology 556
Latitudinal Gradients in Biological Diversity 559
The nature and complexity of the pattern 561
An ancient but not primordial pattern 569
Topographic and Oceanic Modifiers 572
The peninsula effect 572
Elevational gradients in diversity 573
Depth and diversity in the aquatic realm 577
Explanations for the Geography of Biological
Diversity 579
Coda 583
Unit Ö Conservation and the Frontiers of Biogeography
Chapter 15 Biogeography of Humanity,
Biological Diversity, and Conservation
Biogeography 589
BOX 15 1 The Geography of Life before Man 592
The Dynamic Biogeography of Humanity 595
Migrations out of Africa 595
Colonizing the Pacific: Indonesia, Sahul, and Oceania 597
Conquering the cold: Expansions across the Palearctic
region 600
Invasions of the New World 600
Ecogeography and Island Biogeography of
Humanity 601
The Biodiversity Crisis and Conservation
Biogeography 605
Biological diversity and the Linnaean shortfall 607
Box 15 2 Challenges and Successes in Addressing
the Linnaean Shortfall 610
Conservation biogeography and the Wallacean
shortfall 610
The geography of recent extinctions and
endangerment 614
Geographic range collapse 620
The dynamic geography of extinction forces 625
Chapter 16 From the Foundations to
the Frontiers of Biogeography 635
Glossary 639
Bibliography 661
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| spelling | Lomolino, Mark V. 1953- (DE-588)143085069 aut Biogeography biological diversity across space and time Mark V. Lomolino, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry, Syracuse, Brett R. Riddle, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Robert J. Whittaker, University of Oxford Fifth edition Sunderland, Massachusetts, U.S.A. Sinauer Associates, Inc., Publishers [2017] © 2017 xv, 759 Seiten Illustrationen, Diagramme, Karten txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Biogeography Artenreichtum (DE-588)4131912-6 gnd rswk-swf Tiere (DE-588)4060087-7 gnd rswk-swf Verbreitung (DE-588)4187586-2 gnd rswk-swf Pflanzen (DE-588)4045539-7 gnd rswk-swf Biogeografie (DE-588)4006801-8 gnd rswk-swf Artenschutz (DE-588)4112598-8 gnd rswk-swf Artensterben (DE-588)4270292-6 gnd rswk-swf 1\p (DE-588)4151278-9 Einführung gnd-content Biogeografie (DE-588)4006801-8 s Pflanzen (DE-588)4045539-7 s Tiere (DE-588)4060087-7 s Verbreitung (DE-588)4187586-2 s Artenreichtum (DE-588)4131912-6 s Artensterben (DE-588)4270292-6 s Artenschutz (DE-588)4112598-8 s DE-604 Riddle, Brett R. aut Whittaker, Robert J. 1959- (DE-588)135551749 aut HEBIS Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=029728372&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis 1\p cgwrk 20201028 DE-101 https://d-nb.info/provenance/plan#cgwrk |
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| title | Biogeography biological diversity across space and time |
| title_auth | Biogeography biological diversity across space and time |
| title_exact_search | Biogeography biological diversity across space and time |
| title_full | Biogeography biological diversity across space and time Mark V. Lomolino, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry, Syracuse, Brett R. Riddle, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Robert J. Whittaker, University of Oxford |
| title_fullStr | Biogeography biological diversity across space and time Mark V. Lomolino, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry, Syracuse, Brett R. Riddle, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Robert J. Whittaker, University of Oxford |
| title_full_unstemmed | Biogeography biological diversity across space and time Mark V. Lomolino, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry, Syracuse, Brett R. Riddle, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Robert J. Whittaker, University of Oxford |
| title_short | Biogeography |
| title_sort | biogeography biological diversity across space and time |
| title_sub | biological diversity across space and time |
| topic | Biogeography Artenreichtum (DE-588)4131912-6 gnd Tiere (DE-588)4060087-7 gnd Verbreitung (DE-588)4187586-2 gnd Pflanzen (DE-588)4045539-7 gnd Biogeografie (DE-588)4006801-8 gnd Artenschutz (DE-588)4112598-8 gnd Artensterben (DE-588)4270292-6 gnd |
| topic_facet | Biogeography Artenreichtum Tiere Verbreitung Pflanzen Biogeografie Artenschutz Artensterben Einführung |
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