Regionally-defined niche-breadth of tropical African freshwater plant species predicts their global latitudinal range

Michael P. Kennedy; P. Lang; J. Tapia-Grimaldo; S. Varandas-Martins; A. Bruce; I. Moore; H. Sichingabula; F. Bottino; K. Murphy

Regionally-defined niche-breadth of tropical African freshwater plant species predicts their global latitudinal range

Michael P. Kennedy, P. Lang, J. Tapia-Grimaldo, S. Varandas-Martins, A. Bruce, I. Moore, H. Sichingabula, F. Bottino, K. Murphy

School of Energy, Construction and Environment

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This study tested the hypothesis that the measured niche-breadth of river plant species (macrophytes) occurring within a closely-defined geographical area in southern tropical Africa (Zambia), may predict the larger-scale biogeographical range of these species.

Original language	English
Pages	9372
Publication status	Published - 2016
Event	EGU Geneal Assembly 2016 - Vienna, Austria Duration: 17 Apr 2016 → 22 Apr 2016

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Conference	EGU Geneal Assembly 2016
Country/Territory	Austria
City	Vienna
Period	17/04/16 → 22/04/16

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Kennedy, M. P., Lang, P., Tapia-Grimaldo, J., Varandas-Martins, S., Bruce, A., Moore, I., Sichingabula, H., Bottino, F., & Murphy, K. (2016). Regionally-defined niche-breadth of tropical African freshwater plant species predicts their global latitudinal range. 9372. Paper presented at EGU Geneal Assembly 2016, Vienna, Austria. http://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU2016/posters/20288

Kennedy, MP, Lang, P, Tapia-Grimaldo, J, Varandas-Martins, S, Bruce, A, Moore, I, Sichingabula, H, Bottino, F & Murphy, K 2016, 'Regionally-defined niche-breadth of tropical African freshwater plant species predicts their global latitudinal range', Paper presented at EGU Geneal Assembly 2016, Vienna, Austria, 17/04/16 - 22/04/16 pp. 9372. <http://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU2016/posters/20288>

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