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The factors determining spatial distributions and diversity of terrestrial invertebrates are typically investigated at small scales. Large‐scale studies are lacking for soil animals, which control microbial communities and represent one of the most diverse yet poorly known animal assemblages. Here, we analyzed a major group (Oribatida) to test whether belowground macroecological patterns can...
Front cover: The cover image of four common oribatid mite species in the families Galumnidae, Nothridae, Oppiidae, and Phthiracaridae, is based on the Research Paper Oribatid mites show how climate and latitudinal gradients in organic matter can drive large-scale biodiversity patterns of soil communities by Tancredi Caruso et al., DOI: 10.1111/jbi.13501.
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