Broad-scale gradients of resource utilization by phyllostomid bats in Atlantic Forest: patterns of dietary overlap, turnover and the efficacy of ecomorphological approaches

Earth & Environmental Sciences

• dietary overlap 100%
• resource utilization 73%
• bat 72%
• turnover 56%
• coexistence 30%
• nestedness 28%
• resource 28%
• diet 27%
• niche overlap 14%
• biotic interactions 12%
• tropical forest 10%
• geography 9%
• seasonality 9%
• South America 9%
• species richness 8%
• persistence 8%
• partitioning 8%
• organism 7%
• matrix 6%
• world 5%

Agriculture & Biology

• eating habits 67%
• Chiroptera 58%
• nestedness 35%
• diet 19%
• geography 14%
• tropical forests 13%
• niches 10%
• species richness 10%
• organisms 7%