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Main Authors:	Brown, James H. (Author), Lomolino, Mark V. (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Sunderland, Mass. Sinauer 1998
Edition:	2. ed.
Subjects:	Biogeografie Biogéographie Biogeography Artensterben Tiere Artenreichtum Verbreitung Pflanzen Artenschutz Einführung
Links:	http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=008402043&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA
Physical Description:	XII, 691 S. Ill., graph. Darst., Kt.
ISBN:	0878930736

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adam_text	IMAGE 1 CONTENTS PREFACE XI UNIT 1: INTRODUCING THE DISCIPLINE CHAPTER 1 THE SCIENCE OF BIOGEOGRAPHY 3 WHAT IS BIOGEOGRAPHY? 3 DEFINITION 3 RELATIONSHIPS TO OTHER SCIENCES 5 PHILOSOPHY AND BASIC PRINCIPLES 7 THE MODERN SCIENCE 9 DOING CONTEMPORARY BIOGEOGRAPHY 9 CURRENT STATUS 10 THE HISTORY OF BIOGEOGRAPHY 13 THE AGE OF EXPLORATION 14 BIOGEOGRAPHY IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY 17 FOUR BRITISH SCIENTISTS 19 OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY 26 BOX 2.1 BIOGEOGRAPHIC PRINCIPLES ADVOCATED BY ALFRED RUSSEL WALLACE 28 THE FIRST HALF OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY 32 BIOGEOGRAPHY SINCE THE 1950S 33 UNIT 2: THE ENVIRONMENTAL AND HISTORICAL SETTING CHAPTER 3 THE PHYSICAL SETTING 39 CLIMATE 40 SOLAR ENERGY AND TEMPERATURE REGIMES 40 WINDS AND RAINFALL 42 SOILS 47 PRIMARY SUCCESSION 47 FORMATION OF MAJOR SOIL TYPES 48 UNUSUAL SOIL TYPES REQUIRING SPECIAL PLANT ADAPTATIONS 51 AQUATIC ENVIRONMENTS 53 STRATIFICATION 53 OCEANIC CIRCULATION 55 PRESSURE AND SALINITY 57 TIDES AND THE INTERTIDAL ZONE 57 MICROENVIRONMENTS 59 SMALL-SCALE ENVIRONMENTAL VARIATION 59 COLONIZING SUITABLE MICROENVIRONMENTS 59 CHAPTER 4 DISTRIBUTIONS OF SINGLE SPECIES 61 THE GEOGRAPHIC RANGE 61 METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES: MAPPING AND MEASURING THE RANGE 61 THE DISTRIBUTION OF INDIVIDUALS 64 THE DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATIONS 65 POPULATION GROWTH AND DEMOGRAPHY 65 HUTCHINSON S MULTIDIMENSIONAL NICHE CONCEPT 67 THE GEOGRAPHIC RANGE AS A REFLECTION OF THE NICHE 68 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DISTRIBUTION AND ABUNDANCE 70 RANGE BOUNDARIES 72 PHYSICAL LIMITING FACTORS 72 DISTURBANCE 81 INTERACTIONS WITH OTHER ORGANISMS 82 SYNTHESIS 91 ADAPTATION AND GENE FLOW 91 CHAPITER 5 THE DISTRIBUTION OF COMMUNITIES 95 HISTORICAL AND BIOGEOGRAPHIC PERSPECTIVES 95 COMMUNITIES AND ECOSYSTEMS 96 DEFINITIONS 96 COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION: ENERGETIC CONSIDERATIONS 98 THE DISTRIBUTION OF COMMUNITIES IN SPACE AND TIME 103 SPATIAL PATTERNS 103 TEMPORAL PATTERNS 107 TERRESTRIAL BIOMES 110 TROPICAL RAIN FOREST 112 TROPICAL DECIDUOUS FOREST 114 THORN WOODLAND 114 TROPICAL SAVANNA 115 DESERT 116 SCLEROPHYLLOUS WOODLAND 117 SUBTROPICAL EVERGREEN FOREST 118 TEMPERATE DECIDUOUS FOREST 118 TEMPERATE RAIN FOREST 119 TEMPERATE GRASSLAND 120 BOREAL FOREST 121 TUNDRA 121 IMAGE 2 VIII CONTENTS AQUATIC COMMUNITIES 122 MARINE COMMUNITIES 123 FRESHWATER COMMUNITIES 126 A GLOBAL COMPARISON OF BIOMES AND COMMUNITIES 128 THE CHANGING EARTH 135 THE GEOLOGICAL TIME SCALE 135 THE THEORY OF CONTINENTAL DRIFT 137 WEGENER S THEORY 139 EARLY OPPOSITION TO CONTINENTAL DRIFT 141 EVIDENCE FOR CONTINENTAL DRIFT 142 BOX 6.1 STRATIGRAPHIC, PALEOCLIMATIC, AND PALEONTOLOGICAL DISCOVERIES THAT CONTRIBUTED TO THE ACCEPTANCE OF THE THEORY OF CONTINENTAL DRIFT 145 BOX 6.2 EXPANDING EARTH S ENVELOPE 154 EARTH S TECTONIC HISTORY 157 TECTONIC HISTORY OF THE CONTINENTS 157 TECTONIC DEVELOPMENT OF MARINE BASINS AND ISLAND CHAINS 166 CLIMATIC AND BIOGEOGRAPHIC CONSEQUENCES OF PLATE TECTONICS 171 GLACIATION AND BIOGEOGRAPHIC DYNAMICS OF THE PLEISTOCENE 177 EXTENT AND CAUSES OF GLACIATION 177 EFFECTS ON NONGLACIATED AREAS 181 TEMPERATURE 182 GEOGRAPHIC SHIFTS IN CLIMATIC ZONES 184 SEA LEVEL CHANGES IN THE PLEISTOCENE 186 BIOGEOGRAPHIC RESPONSES TO GLACIATION 189 BIOGEOGRAPHIC RESPONSES OF TERRESTRIAL BIOTAS 189 BOX 7.1 BIOGEOGRAPHICAL RESPONSES TO CLIMATIC CYCLES OF THE PLEISTOCENE 190 DYNAMICS OF PLANT COMMUNITIES IN THE SOUTHWESTERN UNITED STATES 198 AQUATIC SYSTEMS: POSTGLACIAL AND PLUVIAL LAKES 200 BIOTIC EXCHANGE AND GLACIAL CYCLES 203 EVOLUTIONARY RESPONSES AND PLEISTOCENE REFUGIA 205 GLACIAL CYCLES AND EXTINCTIONS 210 THE OVERKILL HYPOTHESIS 212 ALTERNATIVE EXPLANATIONS FOR PLEISTOCENE EXTINCTIONS 214 UNIT 3: HISTORICAL PATTERNS AND PROCESSES CHAPTER 8 SPECIATION AND EXTINCTION 223 TAXONOMY 224 SPECIES CONCEPTS 224 HIGHER CLASSIFICATIONS 228 MACROEVOLUTION 229 EVOLUTION IN THE FOSSIL RECORD 229 MICRO- AND MACROEVOLUTION 231 SPECIATION 232 MECHANISMS OF GENETIC DIFFERENTIATION 232 AHOPATRIC SPECIATION 235 SYMPATRIC SPECIATION 239 PHYLETIC SPECIATION 243 DIVERSIFICATION 244 ECOLOGICAL DIFFERENTIATION 244 ADAPTIVE RADIATION 246 EXTINCTION 249 ECOLOGICAL PROCESSES 249 RECENT EXTINCTIONS 251 EXTINCTIONS IN THE FOSSIL RECORD 253 SPECIES SELECTION 255 PROCESSES OF SPECIES SELECTION 255 EXAMPLES OF SPECIES SELECTION 255 CHAPTER 9 DISPERSAL 261 BOX 9.1 DISPERSAL VERSUS VICARIANCE: NO CONTEST 262 WHAT IS DISPERSAL? 263 DISPERSAL AS AN ECOLOGICAL PROCESS 264 DISPERSAL AS A HISTORICAL BIOGEOGRAPHIC EVENT 264 DISPERSAL AND RANGE EXPANSION 265 JUMP DISPERSAL 265 DIFFUSION 266 SECULAR MIGRATION 273 MECHANISMS OF MOVEMENT 273 ACTIVE DISPERSAL 273 PASSIVE DISPERSAL 276 THE NATURE OF BARRIERS 279 PHYSIOLOGICAL BARRIERS 281 ECOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL BARRIERS 283 BIOTIC EXCHANGE AND DISPERSAL ROUTES 285 CORRIDORS 285 FILTERS 285 SWEEPSTAKES ROUTES 287 OTHER DISPERSAL ROUTES 289 DISPERSAL CURVES WITHIN AND AMONG SPECIES 289 ESTABLISHING A COLONY 291 HABITAT SELECTION 291 WHAT CONSTITUTES A PROPAGULE? 291 SURVIVAL IN A NEW HABITAT 293 CHAPTER 10 ENDEMISM, PROVINCIALISM, AND DISJUNCTION 295 ENDEMISM 297 COSMOPOLITANISM 299 CLASSIFYING ENDEMICS 300 IMAGE 3 CONTENTS IX PROVINCIALISM 302 TERRESTRIAL REGIONS AND PROVINCES 302 BOX 10.1 ENDEMIC BIRDS AND PLANTS OF SOUTH AMERICA AND AUSTRALIA 306 BIOGEOGRAPHIC LINES 308 CLASSIFYING ISLANDS 312 MARINE REGIONS AND PROVINCES 314 QUANTIFYING SIMILARITY AMONG BIOTAS 317 BOX 10.2 SIMPLE SIMILARITY INDEXES USED BY VARIOUS AUTHORS TO ESTIMATE BIOTIC SIMILARITIES 318 DISJUNCTION 320 PATTERNS 320 PROCESSES 322 CHAPTER 11 THE HISTORY OF LINEAGES 325 CLASSIFYING BIODIVERSITY 326 EVOLUTIONARY CLASSIFICATIONS 326 PHYLOGENETIC SYSTEMATICS 328 BOX 11.1 THE BASIS OF HENNIG S PARADIGM: A HYPO- THETICAL EXAMPLE OF CLADOGENESIS 330 BOX 11.2 HOW TO CONSTRUCT A CLADOGRAM: A HYPOTHETICAL EXAMPLE 331 MOLECULAR SYSTEMATICS 333 LIMITATIONS OF PHYLOGENETIC CLASSIFICATIONS 334 THE FOSSIL RECORD 335 LIMITATIONS OF THE FOSSIL RECORD 336 BIOGEOGRAPHIC IMPLICATIONS OF FOSSILS 337 TOWARD A HISTORICAL SYNTHESIS? 343 CHAPTER 12 RECONSTRUCTING BIOGEOGRAPHIC HISTORIES 345 EARLY EFFORTS: DETERMINING CENTERS OF ORIGIN 346 CONCEPTS AND CRITERIA 346 AN EXAMPLE: SEA SNAKES 346 CRITICAL ISSUES 349 PANBIOGEOGRAPHY AND VICARIANCE BIOGEOGRAPHY 350 CROIZAT S PANBIOGEOGRAPHY 350 HENNIG S PROGRESSION RULE 352 VICARIANCE BIOGEOGRAPHY 352 MODERN HISTORICAL BIOGEOGRAPHY 357 APPROACHES 357 THE HAWAIIAN EXAMPLE 360 ASSESSMENT AND PROSPECTS 364 UNIT 4: CONTEMPORARY PATTERNS AND PROCESSES CHAPTER L ISLAND BIOGEOGRAPHY: PATTERNS IN SPECIES RICHNESS 369 HISTORICAL BACKGROUND 369 BOX 13.1 INDEPENDENT DISCOVERY OF THE EQUILIBRIUM THEORY OF ISLAND BIOGEOGRAPHY 372 ISLAND PATTERNS 372 THE SPECIES-AREA RELATIONSHIP 372 BOX 13.2 INTERPRETATIONS AND COMPARISONS OF CON- STANTS IN THE SPECIES-AREA RELATIONSHIP: AN ADDITIONAL CAUTION 376 THE SPECIES-ISOLATION RELATIONSHIP 376 SPECIES TURNOVER 377 THE EQUILIBRIUM THEORY OF ISLAND BIOGEOGRAPHY 379 STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES OF THE THEORY 382 TESTS OF THE MODEL 384 ADDITIONAL PATTERNS IN INSULAR SPECIES RICHNESS 390 NONEQUILIBRIUM BIOTAS 394 KRAKATAU REVISITED 401 CHAPTER 14 ISLAND BIOGEOGRAPHY: PATTERNS IN THE ASSEMBLY AND EVOLUTION OF INSULAR COMMUNITIES 407 ASSEMBLY OF INSULAR COMMUNITIES 408 THE SELECTIVE NATURE OF IMMIGRATION 408 ESTABLISHING INSULAR POPULATIONS 410 THE SELECTIVE NATURE OF EXTINCTION 411 PATTERNS REFLECTING DIFFERENTIAL IMMIGRATION AND EXTINCTION 414 PATTERNS REFLECTING INTERSPECIFIC INTERACTIONS 419 EVOLUTIONARY TRENDS ON ISLANDS 429 FLIGHTLESSNESS AND REDUCED DISPERSAL ABILITY ON ISLANDS 429 EVOLUTION OF BODY SIZE ON ISLANDS 434 BOX 14.1 TIME DWARFING ON THE ISLAND CONTINENT OF AUSTRALIA 441 THE TAXON CYCLE 444 CHAPTER 15 SPECIES DIVERSITY IN CONTINENTAL AND MARINE HABITATS 449 MEASUREMENT AND TERMINOLOGY 449 SPECIES RICHNESS AND DIVERSITY INDEXES 449 SCALES OF DIVERSITY: ALPHA, BETA, AND GAMMA 450 THE LATITUDINAL GRADIENT 450 PATTERNS 451 PROCESSES 458 OTHER DIVERSITY PATTERNS 461 PENINSULAS 461 ELEVATION 463 ARIDITY 464 AQUATIC ENVIRONMENTS 465 ASSOCIATED PATTERNS 468 CAUSES OF THE PATTERNS 471 NONEQUILIBRIAL MECHANISMS 472 EQUILIBRIAL MECHANISMS 475 TOWARD A SYNTHETIC EXPLANATION? 484 IMAGE 4 X CONTENTS UNIT 5: BIOGEOGRAPHY AND CONSERVATION CHAPTER 16 CONTINENTAL PATTERNS AND PROCESSES 487 SINGLE-SPECIES PATTERNS 488 ECOGEOGRAPHIC RULES 488 GEOGRAPHIC VARIATION IN LIFE HISTORY AND POPULATION- LEVEL CHARACTERISTICS 492 MULTISPECIES ASSEMBLAGES 494 AREOGRAPHY: SIZES, SHAPES, AND OVERLAPS OF RANGES 494 MACROECOLOGY: ASSEMBLY OF CONTINENTAL BIOTAS 500 RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN LOCAL AND REGIONAL DIVERSITY 506 BIOTIC INTERCHANGE 507 THE GREAT AMERICAN INTERCHANGE 508 LESSEPSIAN EXCHANGE: THE SUEZ CANAL 513 MAINTENANCE OF DISTINCT BIOTAS 514 BARRIERS BETWEEN BIOGEOGRAPHIC REGIONS 514 RESISTANCE TO INVASION 514 AVIAN MIGRATION AND PROVINCIALISM 516 DIVERGENCE AND CONVERGENCE OF ISOLATED BIOTAS 518 DIVERGENCE 518 CONVERGENCE 520 OVERVIEW 527 CHAPTER 17 THE STATUS OF BIODIVERSITY 533 THE BIODIVERSITY CRISIS AND THE LINNAEAN SHORTFALL 534 GEOGRAPHIC VARIATIONS IN BIODIVERSITY 537 TERRESTRIAL HOT SPOTS 538 HOT SPOTS IN THE MARINE REALM 542 THE GEOGRAPHY OF EXTINCTIONS 544 THE PREHISTORIC RECORD OF EXTINCTIONS 544 THE HISTORICAL RECORD OF EXTINCTIONS 545 SPECIES INTRODUCTIONS: THE ECOLOGY AND GEOGRAPHY OF INVASIONS 547 BOX 17.1 SPREAD AND IMPACT OF ZEBRA MUSSELS IN NORTH AMERICAN FRESHWATERS 550 CURRENT PATTERNS OF ENDANGERMENT 556 HABITAT LOSS AND FRAGMENTATION 558 APPLICATIONS OF BIOGEOGRAPHIC THEORY 564 DESIGNING NATURE RESERVES 564 PREDICTING THE EFFECTS OF GLOBAL CLIMATIC CHANGE 567 BIODIVERSITY SURVEYS 568 CHAPTER 18 APPLIED BIOGEOGRAPHY: SINGLE SPECIES 573 THE BIOGEOGRAPHY OF HUMANITY 573 HUMAN ORIGINS AND COLONIZATION OF THE OLD WORLD 574 CONQUERING THE COLD: EXPANSION TO THE NEW WORLD 577 CONQUERING THE OCEANS: THE ISLAND BIOGEOGRAPHY OF HUMANITY 579 LESSONS FROM THE BIOGEOGRAPHY OF HUMANITY 586 APPLIED BIOGEOGRAPHY: FOCAL SPECIES PATTERNS AND APPROACHES FOR CONSERVING BIODIVERSITY 586 PATTERNS OF RANGE COLLAPSE 588 PATTERNS OF DISTRIBUTION AMONG INSULAR OR FRAGMENTED HABITATS 598 SPECIES RESPONSES TO GLOBAL CLIMATIC CHANGE 601 CHAPTER 19 BIOGEOGRAPHY FOR THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY 613 TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES 613 NEW DATA 613 ANALYTICAL METHODS 614 CONTRIBUTIONS OF TECHNOLOGY 615 CONCEPTUAL ADVANCES 616 NEW THEORY 617 SYNTHETIC AND INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES 618 BIOGEOGRAPHY: PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE 620 APPLICATIONS 621 HUMAN ECOLOGY 621 MANAGEMENT AND CONSERVATION 622 GLOSSARY 625 BIBLIOGRAPHY 637 INDEX 675
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spellingShingle	Brown, James H. Lomolino, Mark V. Biogeography Biogeografie gtt Biogéographie Biogeography Artensterben (DE-588)4270292-6 gnd Tiere (DE-588)4060087-7 gnd Biogeografie (DE-588)4006801-8 gnd Artenreichtum (DE-588)4131912-6 gnd Verbreitung (DE-588)4187586-2 gnd Pflanzen (DE-588)4045539-7 gnd Artenschutz (DE-588)4112598-8 gnd
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title	Biogeography
title_auth	Biogeography
title_exact_search	Biogeography
title_full	Biogeography James H. Brown ; Mark V. Lomolino
title_fullStr	Biogeography James H. Brown ; Mark V. Lomolino
title_full_unstemmed	Biogeography James H. Brown ; Mark V. Lomolino
title_short	Biogeography
title_sort	biogeography
topic	Biogeografie gtt Biogéographie Biogeography Artensterben (DE-588)4270292-6 gnd Tiere (DE-588)4060087-7 gnd Biogeografie (DE-588)4006801-8 gnd Artenreichtum (DE-588)4131912-6 gnd Verbreitung (DE-588)4187586-2 gnd Pflanzen (DE-588)4045539-7 gnd Artenschutz (DE-588)4112598-8 gnd
topic_facet	Biogeografie Biogéographie Biogeography Artensterben Tiere Artenreichtum Verbreitung Pflanzen Artenschutz Einführung
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