Phenotypic Selection Exerted by a Seed Predator Is Replicated in Space and Time and among Prey Species
Benkman, Craig W. ; Mezquida, Eduardo T.
刊名AMERICAN NATURALIST
2015
卷号186期号:5页码:682-691
关键词BIOTIC INTERACTION STRENGTH DIRECTIONAL SELECTION POLLINATION SYNDROMES LODGEPOLE PINE DIVERSIFYING COEVOLUTION FLUCTUATING SELECTION DISRUPTIVE SELECTION GEOGRAPHIC-VARIATION NATURAL-POPULATIONS ADAPTIVE RADIATION
ISSN号0003-0147
中文摘要Although consistent phenotypic selection arising from biotic interactions is thought to be the primary cause of adaptive diversification, studies documenting such selection are relatively few. Here we analyze 12 episodes of phenotypic selection exerted by a predispersal seed predator, the red crossbill (Loxia curvirostra complex), on five species of pines (Pinus). We find that even though the intensity of selection for some traits increased with the strength of the interaction (i.e., proportion of seeds eaten), the relative strength of selection exerted by crossbills on cone and seed traits is replicated across space and time and among species. Such selection (1) can account for repeated patterns of conifer cone evolution and escalation in seed defenses with time and (2) suggests that variation in selection is less the result of variation intrinsic to pairwise biotic interactions than, for example, variation in relative densities of the interacting species, community context, and abiotic factors.
收录类别SCI
原文出处10.1086/683131
语种英语
公开日期2016-05-12
内容类型期刊论文
源URL[http://ir.xtbg.org.cn/handle/353005/9802]  
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Benkman, Craig W.,Mezquida, Eduardo T.. Phenotypic Selection Exerted by a Seed Predator Is Replicated in Space and Time and among Prey Species[J]. AMERICAN NATURALIST,2015,186(5):682-691.
APA Benkman, Craig W.,&Mezquida, Eduardo T..(2015).Phenotypic Selection Exerted by a Seed Predator Is Replicated in Space and Time and among Prey Species.AMERICAN NATURALIST,186(5),682-691.
MLA Benkman, Craig W.,et al."Phenotypic Selection Exerted by a Seed Predator Is Replicated in Space and Time and among Prey Species".AMERICAN NATURALIST 186.5(2015):682-691.
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