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Null model tests for niche conservatism, phylogenetic assortment and habitat filtering

1. Phylogenetic and trait analyses are powerful tools for disentangling the mechanisms underlying the structure of plant and animal communities, and their use has become prominent in the last decade. However, few studies have simultaneously incorporated data on species traits or phylogeny, environment, and species co‐occurrences. Therefore, the relative importance of these factors as drivers of community assembly is largely unknown.