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TitleREAPPROACHING THE CENTRE OF ORIGIN THEORY: A CASE STUDY OF SIGANID FISHES (ACTINISTIA: SIGANIDAE)
AbstractA new statistical technique able to localize nestedness within a matrix is used to reapproach the 'centre of origin' concept. Finding that nestedness is concentrated in a particular sector of a matrix indicates that widespread species tend to be present in the species-richest area. A 'centre of origin' hypothesis, which assumes that species have a common place of origin corresponding to the richest area within the most ordered sector of the matrix and then spread through different localities (i.e. the rest of the matrix), appears as the most likely explanation to this pattern. Global distribution of siganid fishes is used to present this new approach, adding further momentum to the debate about the Indo-Malaysian-Philippine Archipelago centre of origin.
SourceVie et milieu (1980) 61 (2), pp. 71–76
KeywordsNESTEDNESSBIOGEOGRAPHYDISPERSALISMVICARIANCEDIVERSITY
JournalVie et milieu (1980)
EditorMasson, Barcelone ;, Francia
Year2011
TypeArticolo in rivista
AuthorsStrona, G.; Stefani, F.; Galli, P.; Fattorini, S.
Text307784 2011 ISI Web of Science WOS 000297435000002 NESTEDNESS BIOGEOGRAPHY DISPERSALISM VICARIANCE DIVERSITY REAPPROACHING THE CENTRE OF ORIGIN THEORY A CASE STUDY OF SIGANID FISHES ACTINISTIA SIGANIDAE Strona, G.; Stefani, F.; Galli, P.; Fattorini, S. University of Milano Bicocca A new statistical technique able to localize nestedness within a matrix is used to reapproach the centre of origin concept. Finding that nestedness is concentrated in a particular sector of a matrix indicates that widespread species tend to be present in the species richest area. A centre of origin hypothesis, which assumes that species have a common place of origin corresponding to the richest area within the most ordered sector of the matrix and then spread through different localities i.e. the rest of the matrix , appears as the most likely explanation to this pattern. Global distribution of siganid fishes is used to present this new approach, adding further momentum to the debate about the Indo Malaysian Philippine Archipelago centre of origin. 61 Articolo in rivista Masson 0240 8759 Vie et milieu 1980 Vie et milieu 1980 Vie milieu 1980 Vie et milieu. 1980 fabrizio.stefani STEFANI FABRIZIO