Additive partitioning of Phyllostomid bat richness in fine and coarse spatial and temporal scales in Yucatan, Mexico

Moreno Ortega, Claudia Elizabeth

2011

Pech-Canche J.M., C.E. Moreno & G. Halffter. 2011. Additive partitioning of Phyllostomid bat richness in fine and coarse spatial and temporal scales in Yucatan, Mexico. ISSN: 1195-6860. Ecoscience 18(1): 42-51.

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