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Spatial scale and nested patterns of beta‐diversity in temperate forest Diptera

Abstract.  1. We examined whether local assemblages of temperate forest Diptera are structured or simply random sets of species, and at what scale any patterns become apparent. Nested patterns of α‐, β‐, and γ‐diversity in higher Diptera (Schizophora) were described using additive partitioning, to determine the spatial scale contributing the most to species richness. Patterns were examined for Schizophora, two subordinate taxonomic groups (Calyptratae, Acalyptratae) and common versus rare species.