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Do biological traits drive geographical patterns in European amphibians?
Giedrius Trakimas
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, Robert J. Whittaker,
Michael K. Borregaard
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Biological Traits
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Geographical Pattern
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Range Size
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Amphibians
100%
Range Expansion
50%
Anuran
50%
Fecundity
33%
Southern Europe
33%
Size Variation
33%
Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM)
33%
Pleistocene Refugia
33%
Range Position
16%
Recolonization
16%
Causal Pathways
16%
Biogeography
16%
Deglaciation
16%
Dispersal Ability
16%
Habitat Specialization
16%
Late Pleistocene
16%
Explanatory Variables
16%
Europe
16%
Long Lifespan
16%
Northern Region
16%
Northern Species
16%
Life History Strategy
16%
Species Range
16%
Northern Europe
16%
Body Size
16%
Macroecological Patterns
16%
High Fecundity
16%
Species Biology
16%
Island Endemic
16%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Anura
100%
Body Size
33%
Biogeography
33%
Life History
33%
Biological Sciences
33%