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The species pool is a fundamental concept with the potential to connect ecological and evolutionary processes in community ecology and biogeography. However, current definitions of the concept primarily focus on contemporary ecological processes, ignoring the historical and evolutionary processes that generated the species pool. We propose a phylogenetic framework that defines the species pool by inferring evolutionary connectivity between communities in a biogeographic region. Our framework is better suited to addressing questions regarding assembly processes occurring over long time periods, offering deeper evolutionary insights for community ecology and conservation biogeography.
Descrição
Palavras-chave
dispersion field evolutionary process probabilistic approach species pool phylogenetic diversity null model
Contexto Educativo
Citação
Yuan, S., Zhao, Y., Lessard, J., Martin, T. E., Matthews, T. J. & Si, X. (2026). Rebuilding the species pool within a phylogenetic framework. Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 3, 3632, 1-11.
Editora
Cell Press
