Ecological and human use traits shape lemur-tree interaction networks across human-modified landscapesGitHub

Ecological and human use traits shape lemur-tree interaction networks across human-modified landscapesGitHub

Functional traits drive species interactions that structure ecological communities around the world. Both ecological and human-use traits may be associated with the structure of ecological networks in human-modified systems. In secondary and primary forests in northeast Madagascar, we quantified the...

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Main Authors: Camille M.M. DeSisto, Roméo Bezaralahy, Candidier Dimbiarijaonina, Razara Emerancine, Telesy Feno, Edouard Mahazandry, Jeantauné Njakandrina, Charles L. Nunn, Edgar Rabevao, Mamy Omega Raharizafinirina, Sidonie Olivia Rakotoarisoa, William Ramalanjaona, Dominique Randrianasolo, Jean Randrianasy, Manadina Rasolofo, George Raveloson, Marie Rolande Soazafy, Jean Tiamanana, Eric Tsilanizara, Zico Zandry, Franclin Zerimanana, John R. Poulsen, James P. Herrera
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier 2025-10-01
Series:Global Ecology and Conservation
Subjects:
Africa
Ecosystem services
Food web
Network centrality
Phylogenetic signal
Functional traits
Online Access:http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2351989425003300
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