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10. Reconciling Dispersal-Assembly and Niche-Assembly Theories
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Preface ix
- 1. MacArthur and Wilson’s Radical Theory 1
- 2. On Current Theories of Relative Species Abundance 30
- 3. Dynamical Models of the Relative Abundance of Species 48
- 4. Local Community Dynamics under Ecological Drift 76
- 5. Metacommunity Dynamics and the Unified Theory 113
- 6. The Unified Theory and Dynamical Species-Area Relationships 152
- 7. Metapopulations and Biodiversity on the Metacommunity Landscape 202
- 8. Speciation, Phylogeny, and the Evolution of Metacommunity Biodiversity 231
- 9. Sampling, Parameter Estimation, and the Generality of the Unified Theory 281
- 10. Reconciling Dispersal-Assembly and Niche-Assembly Theories 319
- Literature Cited 347
- Index 371
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Preface ix
- 1. MacArthur and Wilson’s Radical Theory 1
- 2. On Current Theories of Relative Species Abundance 30
- 3. Dynamical Models of the Relative Abundance of Species 48
- 4. Local Community Dynamics under Ecological Drift 76
- 5. Metacommunity Dynamics and the Unified Theory 113
- 6. The Unified Theory and Dynamical Species-Area Relationships 152
- 7. Metapopulations and Biodiversity on the Metacommunity Landscape 202
- 8. Speciation, Phylogeny, and the Evolution of Metacommunity Biodiversity 231
- 9. Sampling, Parameter Estimation, and the Generality of the Unified Theory 281
- 10. Reconciling Dispersal-Assembly and Niche-Assembly Theories 319
- Literature Cited 347
- Index 371
