Fast demographic traits promote high diversification rates of Amazonian trees.
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- 10.1111/ele.12252
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@article{allodium:10.1111/ele.12252,
title = {Fast demographic traits promote high diversification rates of Amazonian trees.},
author = {Baker TR and Pennington RT and Magallon S and Gloor E and Laurance WF and Alexiades M and Alvarez E and Araujo A and Arets EJ and Aymard G and de Oliveira AA and Amaral I and Arroyo L and Bonal D and Brienen RJ and Chave J and Dexter KG and Di Fiore A and Eler E and Feldpausch TR and Ferreira L and Lopez-Gonzalez G and van der Heijden G and Higuchi N and Honorio E and Huamantupa I and Killeen TJ and Laurance S and Leaño C and Lewis SL and Malhi Y and Marimon BS and Marimon Junior BH and Monteagudo Mendoza A and Neill D and Peñuela-Mora MC and Pitman N and Prieto A and Quesada CA and Ramírez F and Ramírez Angulo H and Rudas A and Ruschel AR and Salomão RP and de Andrade AS and Silva JN and Silveira M and Simon MF and Spironello W and ter Steege H and Terborgh J and Toledo M and Torres-Lezama A and Vasquez R and Vieira IC and Vilanova E and Vos VA and Phillips OL},
year = {2014},
journal = {Ecology letters},
doi = {10.1111/ele.12252},
url = {https://doi.org/10.1111/ele.12252}
}RIS
TY - JOUR TI - Fast demographic traits promote high diversification rates of Amazonian trees. AU - Baker TR AU - Pennington RT AU - Magallon S AU - Gloor E AU - Laurance WF AU - Alexiades M AU - Alvarez E AU - Araujo A AU - Arets EJ AU - Aymard G AU - de Oliveira AA AU - Amaral I AU - Arroyo L AU - Bonal D AU - Brienen RJ AU - Chave J AU - Dexter KG AU - Di Fiore A AU - Eler E AU - Feldpausch TR AU - Ferreira L AU - Lopez-Gonzalez G AU - van der Heijden G AU - Higuchi N AU - Honorio E AU - Huamantupa I AU - Killeen TJ AU - Laurance S AU - Leaño C AU - Lewis SL AU - Malhi Y AU - Marimon BS AU - Marimon Junior BH AU - Monteagudo Mendoza A AU - Neill D AU - Peñuela-Mora MC AU - Pitman N AU - Prieto A AU - Quesada CA AU - Ramírez F AU - Ramírez Angulo H AU - Rudas A AU - Ruschel AR AU - Salomão RP AU - de Andrade AS AU - Silva JN AU - Silveira M AU - Simon MF AU - Spironello W AU - ter Steege H AU - Terborgh J AU - Toledo M AU - Torres-Lezama A AU - Vasquez R AU - Vieira IC AU - Vilanova E AU - Vos VA AU - Phillips OL PY - 2014 JO - Ecology letters DO - 10.1111/ele.12252 UR - https://doi.org/10.1111/ele.12252 ER -
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TR, B., RT, P., S, M., E, G., WF, L., M, A., E, A., A, A., EJ, A., G, A., AA, D. O., I, A., L, A., D, B., RJ, B., J, C., KG, D., A, D. F., E, E., TR, F., L, F., G, L., G, V. D. H., N, H., E, H., I, H., TJ, K., S, L., C, L., SL, L., Y, M., BS, M., BH, M. J., A, M. M., D, N., MC, P., N, P., A, P., CA, Q., F, R., H, R. A., A, R., AR, R., RP, S., AS, D. A., JN, S., M, S., MF, S., W, S., H, T. S., J, T., M, T., A, T., R, V., IC, V., E, V., VA, V., & OL, P. (2014). Fast demographic traits promote high diversification rates of Amazonian trees.. Ecology letters. https://doi.org/10.1111/ele.12252
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