... “VA” have an occurrence less than 10% ( Chenchouni, 2007 ). Moreover, biodiversity of the amphibian and reptile assemblage was appraised per biotope using several parameters ( Magurran, 2004 ; Chenchouni, 2017b ): (i) species richness “ S” that is defined as the total number of species found...

...Sara Delaney; Eric J. B. von Wettberg Flowering plants once drove a global shift in insect–plant–animal relationships and supported an increase in biodiversity, energy flux, and productivity throughout terrestrial ecosystems. We argue here that angiosperms could once again contribute...

...Gérald Darnis; Maxime Geoffroy; Thibaud Dezutter; Cyril Aubry; Philippe Massicotte; Tanya Brown; Marcel Babin; David Cote; Louis Fortier We defined mesozooplankton biogeography in the North American Arctic to elucidate drivers of biodiversity, community structure, and biomass of this key component...

... and Rosenthal, 2009 ; Elderfield et al., 2010 ). These paleo-environmental changes significantly modified deep-sea biodiversity and probably ecosystem functioning ( Thomas and Gooday, 1996 ; Yasuhara and Cronin, 2008 ; Yasuhara et al., 2008 , 2016 ). For example, in the bathyal Santa Barbara Basin...

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