Background Habitat loss, fragmentation and decrease of habitat quality caused by
urbanization have led to a dramatic decline in biodiversity worldwide. For highly urbanized …

Background & Aim: Nested distribution pattern (nestedness) is an important part of the
theoretical framework of island biogeography and community ecology. Nestedness occurs …

Nested subset pattern (nestedness) has been raised to explain the distribution of species on
islands and habitat fragments for over 60 years. However, previous studies on nestedness …

Nested subset pattern (nestedness) is an important part of the theoretical framework of
island biogeography and community ecology. However, most previous studies often used …

Nestedness is an important part of the theoretical framework of island biogeography and
community ecology. However, most previous studies focused on taxonomic dimension and …

Habitat loss, fragmentation and land-use change caused by the continued expansion of
human settlements pose a threat to global biodiversity. Residential green spaces (RGs) are …

Aims: Nested subset pattern (nestedness) of species distributions is widespread in
fragmented habitats. This study aims to explore the nested distribution pattern of aphid …

Urbanization has been a global phenomenon producing great environmental and ecological
challenges including species composition shifts in urban areas. To evaluate the interaction …

Habitat loss and fragmentation caused by urbanization often have negative impacts on
wildlife in cities. There are considerable studies investigating the relationship between …

Many artificial wetland constructions are currently underway worldwide to compensate for
the degradation of natural wetland systems. Researchers face the responsibility of …