… patterns and mechanisms were scale invariant. Illustrated … of species richness (n = 204),
this review discusses how scale … For example, a hump-shaped altitudinal species-richness …

… and terminology in relation to scale of applicability. As a … in species richness as a main
theme and evaluate the extent to which commonly cited theories are likely to operate at scales …

… is largely unchanged through time, while larger scale richness … where species richness was
again largely unchanged through time at small scales, but was more positive at larger scales…

… 5 The slopes (z) and constants (c) of the species–area curves were … species richness at 1
m 2 and z strongly affects larger-scale richness, the results suggest that small-scale richness is …

… rich at larger scales. This is because the processes that determine richness are likely to
change with scale. For … Note that at larger scales, exotic species richness is generally used as a …

… in species richness on the continental scale. Although in principle many factors may affect
species richness, it … of the environment and species richness. Even though correlations do not …

… between species richness and different … species richness on a large spatial scale. Sea-surface
temperature (positive relationship) is the best predictor of this pattern for benthic species, …

… of scale-dependence. In our model, ln C represents area-controlled and scale-independent
variation in species richness; it is … Consequently, larger scale patterns (ie, those derived from …

… large-scale experiments. We manipulated tree species richness by planting more than
150,000 trees in plots with 1 to 16 species. Simulating multiple extinction scenarios, we found that …

… of the environment–richness association derived at broad scales. The … environmental conditions
constrain species richness will differ … We find that amphibians display elevated richness–…