10 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STENOTOPY»
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stenotopy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Horns, Pronghorns, and Antlers: Evolution, Morphology, Physiology, ...
Vrba (1980) has postulated that the high incidence of speciation in alcelaphines at macroevolutionary level may be only a by-product of their narrow specialization (stenotopy) at an infraspecific or microevolutionary level. Aepyceros on the ...
George A. Bubenik, Anthony B. Bubenik, 2012
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Wiley-Blackwell Student Dictionary of Human Evolution
stenotope. A species adapted to a restricted or narrow range of environmental conditions, or to a narrow ecological niche (e.g., an ant-eater). (Gk steno = narrow and topos = place; syn. specialist.) See also stenotopy.
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Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopedia of Human Evolution, 2 Volume Set
See also stenotopy (syn. specialist). stenotopic Refers to a species adapted to a restricted or narrow range of environmental conditions, or to a narrow ecological niche (e.g., an ant-eater). It is also used to refer to morphology interpreted as ...
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Biostratigraphy: Microfossils and Geological Time - Strona 255
There are many more events – speciations and extinctions – of potential biostratigraphic utility in the latter part of the burst, as stenotopy becomes attractive. (Parenthetically, the non-direction in speciational frequency as shown here was ...
Brian McGowran, Kenneth George Denbigh, 2008
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Propozycja metody waloryzacji ekosystemów leśnych wykorzystującej ...
Gatunki oligowalentne (OW): • gatunki gleb autogenicznych oligotopy gleb autogenicznych (OM), stenotopy gleb autogenicznych (SM); • gatunki gleb hydrogenicznych oligotopy gleb hydrogenicznych (OH), stenotopy gleb hydrogenicznych ...
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Systematics and Molecular Evolution of Marattioid Ferns (Marattiaceae).
... relatively slowly evolving lineages should be no more surprising than the presence of a small number of relatively rapidly evolving lineages. Plasticity, Eurytopy, and Stenotopy—Experts on any group of organisms understand that some taxa ...
Andrew Gabriel Murdock, 2007
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Evolving Hierarchical Systems - Strona 242
If stenotopy really has an effect on the probability of extinction and of speciation (Eldredge and Cracraft 1980), the degree of ecological specialization of the organisms and populations in the ecological hierarchy will supply initiating conditions ...
Behavioral differences between rhynchocyonines and macroscelidines can be more readily applied to the eurytopy– stenotopy contrast. The stenotopy syndrome is much more evident in Elephantulus rufescens and in Rhynchocyon ...
N. Eldredge, S. M. Stanley, 2012
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Biodiversity Dynamics and Conservation: The Freshwater Fish of ...
He attributes such intralacustrine endemicity to philopatry, which is imposed by adult stenotopy and by parental care of offspring that ensures that the entire life history takes place within a single habitat. So strong is their philopatry and so ...
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Cichlid Fishes: Behaviour, ecology and evolution - Strona 58
The geographic distribution of cichlids within the African Great Lakes is affected by philopatry imposed by the narrow stenotopy of numerous species. Furthermore, parental care in habitat-restricted cichlids tends to keep conspecifics together.
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