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Limited Evidence That Interspecific Nest-Site Competition and Facilitation Drive Range Limits
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Biotic interactions form a pillar of niche concepts but are frequently overlooked as range-limiting factors. At local scales, ‘non-excavator’ bird species—those that nest in tree cavities but cannot create cavities themselves—experience competition with other non-excavators but experience facilitation by excavators such as woodpeckers. Our objective was to evaluate whether competition and facilitation mediate the range limits of non-excavator species.
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biotic interactions
birds
ecosystem engineering
invasive species
macroecology
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