Abstract Aim The Hutchinsonian hypervolume is the conceptual foundation for many lines of
ecological and evolutionary inquiry, including functional morphology, comparative biology …

Hutchinson's n‐dimensional hypervolume concept for the interpretation of niches as
geometric shapes has provided a foundation for research across different fields of ecology …

Hutchinson's n‐dimensional hypervolume concept underlies many applications in
contemporary ecology and evolutionary biology. Estimating hypervolumes from sampled …

Summary n‐dimensional hypervolumes are commonly applied in ecology and evolutionary
studies to describe and compare niches, trait spaces characterizing phenotypes or the …

Aim The n‐dimensional hypervolume framework (Glob. Ecol. Biogeogr.[2014] 23: 595–609)
implemented through the R package'hypervolume'is being increasingly used in ecology and …

The use of n‐dimensional hypervolumes in trait‐based ecology is rapidly increasing. By
representing the functional space of a species or community as a Hutchinsonian niche, the …

Hutchinson's n-dimensional hypervolume concept holds a central role across different fields
of ecology and evolution. The question of the amount of hypervolume overlap and …

Hypervolumes are used widely to conceptualize niches and trait distributions for both
species and communities. Some hypervolumes are expected to be convex, with boundaries …

Considerable progress has been made in the development of statistical tools to quantify
trophic relationships using stable isotope ratios, including tools that address size and …

A key challenge for both ecological researchers and biodiversity managers is the
measurement and prediction of species richness across spatial scales. Typically …