Titlebook: Spatial Ecology of Desert Rodent Communities; Georgy I. Shenbrot,Borris R. Krasnov,Konstantin A. Book 1999 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelbe

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1430-9432 cal (ecological) patterns. It is based on studies of rodents in different deserts of the Northern Hemisphere (Karakum, Kyzylkum, Bet-Pak-Dala, Gobi, Thar, Chihuahua, Negev, and North Caspian deserts) as well as on a thorough analysis of the literature.978-3-642-64224-1978-3-642-60023-4Series ISSN 1430-9432

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Composition of the Rodent Faunas of Different Desert Regions,r depending on the taxonomic group selected. Comparison of schemes of regionalization based on different taxa is beyond the scope of this book. Our sole aim has been to denote the regions with relatively homogeneous rodent faunas (provinces) for subsequent comparisons between them.

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Inter-Desert Comparisons of Rodent Faunas,mely high, whereas moisture is scarce. Extreme environmental factors do not make life easy and restrict many animal and plant species to short periods in certain seasons when the combination of limiting abiotic factors have least effect. Deserts are arenas where Liebig’s law is manifested, and deser

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Species-Habitat Relationships in Desert Environments,ons, a common approach that permits us to compare patterns of environmental resource utilization among the different species and regions is necessary. This approach can be based on the concept of the ecological niche of a species in terms of its characteristic resource utilization. The term “niche”

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Spatial Organization of Desert Rodent Communities,finition is too broad. A random species collection could also be considered to be a community according to this definition. However, a community should be a system (e.g. a set of interacting elements sensu Von Bertalanffy 1968) to be a subject for scientific analysis. This understanding of the term