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A comparative study of ecological specialization estimators

1. Ecological specialization is a unifying concept in the biological sciences. While there are reliable ways to characterize specificity at individual and community levels, the evaluation of population and species‐level measures is lacking. There is a need for such assessments given that populations and species are the relevant scales for most ecological and evolutionary processes.