Titlebook: Landscape Boundaries; Consequences for Bio Andrew J. Hansen,Francesco Castri (Coordinator for Book 1992 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1992

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Ecotone Dynamics in Space and Timed by space and time scales, and by the strength of the interactions between adjacent ecological systems” (diCastri et al. 1988). Because in many cases the physiologically determined limits of species ranges occur within ecotones (Curtis 1959, Chabot and Mooney 1985), these transition zones may be se

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Human Impact on Landscape Patterning: Mediterranean Examplesand characteristics of ecotones between vegetation patches. At a regional level, humans may alter land use, arrangement of tessera in the landscape mosaic, and characteristics of ecotones between mosaics. Analysis of past and present human activities is essential in many locations for understanding

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Regional and Local Vegetation Patterns: The Responses of Vegetation Diversity to Subcontinental Air ns over the fate of the earth’s natural biological diversity. Unfortunately, a definitive theory on the causes of biological diversity has been elusive. The absence of such a theory makes it difficult to project the consequences of global change on biodiversity. The ideal theory of biodiversity must

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Avian Community Dynamics: The Interplay of Landscape Trajectories and Species Life Historiesibution of patch types, converting, for example, natural habitats to agricultural and urban lands during periods of human expansion and allowing natural habitats to reemerge in periods of human decline (Lepart and Debussche, chapter 4, this volume). Humans also rescale landscapes, often by homogeniz

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Distribution and Dynamics of Soil Organisms Across Ecotonesa natural border among adjacent merocenospecies, cenospecies, and biomes. In some biomes, the ecotones occupy a considerable part of the total land area, such as in the tundra biome and in the alpine and subalpine zones. On a macroscale, the transitional zones between tundra and taiga, forest and st

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Ecological Flows Across Landscape Boundaries: A Conceptual Overviewt patches is recognized as an . (Holland 1988). Boundaries occur when structural or functional properties of ecological systems change discontinuously or nonmonotonically in space or time. Ecotones can therefore be characterized by (a) the change in the rate of change in variables of interest in spa

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