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The scale of resource specialization and the distribution and abundance of lycaenid butterflies
Abstract
How hostplant specialization and abundance affect the relative abundance and distribution of lycaenid butterflies is considered and it is suggested that abundance-distribution relationships might emerge at regional and continental scales if local abundance were averaged across many habitat types.
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