BioScience · 2002 · 501 citations · 17 references
Life SciencesBiologyEcologyCommunity EcologyTerrestrial EcologyBiodiversityFunctional DiversitySpecies RichnessFunctional Diversity AssessmentFunctional Diversity LossFunctional Diversity Of Benthic CommunitiesFunctional Species Groups
This article emphasizes the truncated nature of subterranean biodiversity at both the bottom (no primary producers) and the top (very few strict predators) of food webs and discusses the implications of this truncation both from functional and evolutionary perspectives.
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