ArticleEcology and evolution2018
Minimum area thresholds for rattlesnakes and colubrid snakes on islands in the Gulf of California, Mexico.
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- Minimum area thresholds for rattlesnakes and colubrid snakes on islands in the Gulf of California, Mexico.Ecology and evolution · 2018Article
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We expand a framework for estimating minimum area thresholds to elaborate biogeographic patterns between two groups of snakes (rattlesnakes and colubrid snakes) on islands in the western Gulf of California, Mexico. The minimum area thresholds for supporting single species versus coexistence of two or more species relate to hypotheses of the relative importance of energetic efficiency and competitive interactions within groups, respectively. We used ordinal logistic regression probability functions to estimate minimum area thresholds after evaluating the influence of island area, isolation, and age on rattlesnake and colubrid occupancy patterns across 83 islands. Minimum area thresholds for islands supporting one species were nearly identical for rattlesnakes and colubrids (~1.7 km
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