Mexican Transition Zone
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Mexican Transition Zone
A Natural Biogeographic Laboratory to Study Biotic Assembly
Morrone, Juan J.
Springer Nature Switzerland AG
07/2020
191
Dura
Inglês
9783030479169
15 a 20 dias
477
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Chapter 1. What is a transition zone?An ecological and evolutionary characterization of transition zones, where they are found and how their biotas are assembled.
Chapter 2. What is evolutionary biogeography?A brief characterization of the field of evolutionary biogeography, with a description of the different methods that are currently used.
Chapter 3. A historical perspective of the Mexican Transition ZoneA historiographic analysis of the Mexican Transition Zone, detailing the main events and authors that have contributed to it.
Chapter 4. The cenocrons of the Mexican Transition ZoneA description of the cenocrons of the Mexican Transition Zone, namely, Paleoamerican, Mexican Plateau, Mountain Mesoamerican, Nearctic and Typical Neotropical. For each cenocron, examples of plant and animal taxa are presented and illustrated. Their historical assembly is also analyzed.
Chapter 5. Regionalization of the Mexican Transition ZoneA characterization of the biogeographic provinces recognized for the Mexican Transition Zone, namely, Sierra Madre Occidental, Sierra Madre Oriental, Transmexican Volcanic Belt, Sierra Madre del Sur and Chiapas Highlands. Additionally, examples of plants and animals endemic to each province are provided.
Chapter 6. Perspectives for the futureA discussion of the current understanding of biotic assembly in the Mexican Transition Zone and the perspectives for future studies. Additionally, some issues concerning the analysis of transition zones will be discussed.
Chapter 2. What is evolutionary biogeography?A brief characterization of the field of evolutionary biogeography, with a description of the different methods that are currently used.
Chapter 3. A historical perspective of the Mexican Transition ZoneA historiographic analysis of the Mexican Transition Zone, detailing the main events and authors that have contributed to it.
Chapter 4. The cenocrons of the Mexican Transition ZoneA description of the cenocrons of the Mexican Transition Zone, namely, Paleoamerican, Mexican Plateau, Mountain Mesoamerican, Nearctic and Typical Neotropical. For each cenocron, examples of plant and animal taxa are presented and illustrated. Their historical assembly is also analyzed.
Chapter 5. Regionalization of the Mexican Transition ZoneA characterization of the biogeographic provinces recognized for the Mexican Transition Zone, namely, Sierra Madre Occidental, Sierra Madre Oriental, Transmexican Volcanic Belt, Sierra Madre del Sur and Chiapas Highlands. Additionally, examples of plants and animals endemic to each province are provided.
Chapter 6. Perspectives for the futureA discussion of the current understanding of biotic assembly in the Mexican Transition Zone and the perspectives for future studies. Additionally, some issues concerning the analysis of transition zones will be discussed.
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Biogeography;Bioregionalization;Biogeographic Regionalization;Conservation;Mexico;Neotropical Biogeography;Transition Zones;Systematic Botany
Chapter 1. What is a transition zone?An ecological and evolutionary characterization of transition zones, where they are found and how their biotas are assembled.
Chapter 2. What is evolutionary biogeography?A brief characterization of the field of evolutionary biogeography, with a description of the different methods that are currently used.
Chapter 3. A historical perspective of the Mexican Transition ZoneA historiographic analysis of the Mexican Transition Zone, detailing the main events and authors that have contributed to it.
Chapter 4. The cenocrons of the Mexican Transition ZoneA description of the cenocrons of the Mexican Transition Zone, namely, Paleoamerican, Mexican Plateau, Mountain Mesoamerican, Nearctic and Typical Neotropical. For each cenocron, examples of plant and animal taxa are presented and illustrated. Their historical assembly is also analyzed.
Chapter 5. Regionalization of the Mexican Transition ZoneA characterization of the biogeographic provinces recognized for the Mexican Transition Zone, namely, Sierra Madre Occidental, Sierra Madre Oriental, Transmexican Volcanic Belt, Sierra Madre del Sur and Chiapas Highlands. Additionally, examples of plants and animals endemic to each province are provided.
Chapter 6. Perspectives for the futureA discussion of the current understanding of biotic assembly in the Mexican Transition Zone and the perspectives for future studies. Additionally, some issues concerning the analysis of transition zones will be discussed.
Chapter 2. What is evolutionary biogeography?A brief characterization of the field of evolutionary biogeography, with a description of the different methods that are currently used.
Chapter 3. A historical perspective of the Mexican Transition ZoneA historiographic analysis of the Mexican Transition Zone, detailing the main events and authors that have contributed to it.
Chapter 4. The cenocrons of the Mexican Transition ZoneA description of the cenocrons of the Mexican Transition Zone, namely, Paleoamerican, Mexican Plateau, Mountain Mesoamerican, Nearctic and Typical Neotropical. For each cenocron, examples of plant and animal taxa are presented and illustrated. Their historical assembly is also analyzed.
Chapter 5. Regionalization of the Mexican Transition ZoneA characterization of the biogeographic provinces recognized for the Mexican Transition Zone, namely, Sierra Madre Occidental, Sierra Madre Oriental, Transmexican Volcanic Belt, Sierra Madre del Sur and Chiapas Highlands. Additionally, examples of plants and animals endemic to each province are provided.
Chapter 6. Perspectives for the futureA discussion of the current understanding of biotic assembly in the Mexican Transition Zone and the perspectives for future studies. Additionally, some issues concerning the analysis of transition zones will be discussed.
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