Fresh/Permanent water pond V1. By f430spider Math50 + Verbal37 = 720 还考了一个长阅读。说的是在freshwater pond和permanent water pond. fresh water pond的生物种类。一种观点说,生物要在freshwater dry up 之前繁衍,达到这一要求的生物不多,所以他们的种类较少。由此可推,在permanent pond李的种类应该比较多,然而,研究发现permanent里可以只有一种, 但是 freshwater 里面又可以有很多种。另一种观点出现。认为freshwater pond生物主要面临的困难是competition of resources and 要在water dryup之前减数分裂?,繁衍。permanent water pond的生物主要面临的问题是来自prayer的,多于来自resource competition。 考古 引用 gog1943 根据forevercoco找到的PDF文件,全文共29页,我大致看了一下,后面的内容分的太详细了,摘要的内容就已经涵盖了狗主们说的重点,但是狗主们只说过有3段,没说有多长,我算了一下,摘要共212个字,如果按6个字一行的排版,在35行左右,算是正常的篇幅吧(参考GWD的RC长度),不过摘要没有分段,所以请狗主们确认下是否原文,O(∩_∩)O谢谢 Lentic freshwater habitats in temperate regions exist along a gradient from small ephemeral ponds to large permanent lakes. This environmental continuum is a useful axis for understanding how attributes of individuals ultimately generate structure at the level of the community. Community structure across the gradient is determined by both (a) physical factors, such as pond drying and winter anoxia, that limit the potential breadth of species distributions, and (b) biotic effects mediated by ecological interactions, principally predation, that determine the realized success of species. Fitness tradeoffs associated with a few critical traits of individuals often form the basis for species turnover along the gradient. Among species that inhabit temporary ponds, distributions are often constrained because traits that enhance developmental rate and competitive ability also increase susceptibility to predators. In permanent ponds, changes in the composition of major predators over the gradient limit distributions of prey species because traits that reduce mortality risk in one region of the gradient cause increased risk in other regions of the gradient. Integrated across the gradient, these patterns in species success generate distinct patterns in community structure. Additionally, spatial heterogeneity among habitats along the gradient and the fitness tradeoffs created by this heterogeneity may hold important evolutionary implications for habitat specialization and lineage diversification in aquatic taxa.