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Climate and microhabitat shape the prevalence of endozoochory in the seed rain of tropical montane forests
ArticleAbstract: Endozoochory, the dispersal of seeds by animal ingestion, is the most dominant mode of seed dispersaPalabras claves:animal seed dispersal, canopy structure, Dispersal syndromes, Leaf area index, rainfall, soil moisture, Southern Ecuador, TEMPERATUREAutores:Acosta-Rojas D.C., Barczyk M.K., Boris A. Tinoco, Carlos Iván Espinosa Iñiguez, Neuschulz E.L., Schleuning M.Fuentes:googlescopusHabitat alteration modifies the structure and function of mixed-species flocks in an Andean landscape
ArticleAbstract: Understanding the responses of species interactions to land-use change is a key challenge in ecologyPalabras claves:anthropogenic disturbance, bird conservation, Cajas national park, ECUADOR, Interaction networks, non-trophic interactionsAutores:Bernarda Vásquez-Ávila, Boris A. Tinoco, Carlos Iván Espinosa Iñiguez, Knowlton J.L.Fuentes:googlescopusInfluence of patch factors and connectivity on the avifauna of fragmented polylepis forest in the Ecuadorian Andes
ArticleAbstract: Human-induced alteration of habitat is a major threat to biodiversity worldwide, especially in areasPalabras claves:Bird communities, Bird guilds, Forest patches, Gynoxys, High Andes, ParamoAutores:Boris A. Tinoco, Graham C.H., Latta S.C., Pedro Xavier Astudillo Webster, Strubbe D.Fuentes:googlescopusTemporal stability in species richness but reordering in species abundances within avian assemblages of a tropical Andes conservation hot spot
ArticleAbstract: As the pace of environmental change increases, there is an urgent need for quantitative data revealiPalabras claves:ECUADOR, global change, Monitoring, Montane forest, protected areas, reordering, TurnoverAutores:Andrea Karina Arriciaga Nieto, Boris A. Tinoco, Graham C.H., Latta S.C., Pedro Xavier Astudillo WebsterFuentes:googlescopusThe distributions of morphologically specialized hummingbirds coincide with floral trait matching across an Andean elevational gradient
ArticleAbstract: Morphological trait matching between species affects resource partitioning in mutualistic systems. YPalabras claves:ECUADOR, Modularity, mutualism, NETWORKS, plants, Podocarpus National Park, pollination, resource partitioning, SpecializationAutores:Boris A. Tinoco, Colwell R.K., Cumbicus Torres N.L., Dalsgaard B., Fjeldså J., Martín González A.M., Rahbek C., Sonne J., Zanata T.B.Fuentes:googlescopus