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Modelling Amazon Fire Regimes under Climate Change Scenarios
Fire is one of the most important disturbances of the earth-system, shaping the biodiversity of ecosystems and particularly forests. …
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Modelling Amazon Fire Regimes under Climate Change Scenarios
The Response of Trophic Interaction Networks to Multiple Stressors along a Large-Scale Latitudinal Range in the Southern Hemisphere
Ecological networks offer valuable insights into community structure, key species identification, and ecosystem management. …
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Glacial Melt Impacts Carbon Flows in an Antarctic Benthic Food Web
Most coastal glaciers on the West Antarctic Peninsula are in retreat. Glacial ice scouring and lithogenic particle runoff increase …
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New Insights into the Weddell Sea Ecosystem Applying a Quantitative Network Approach
Network approaches can shed light on the structure and stability of complex marine communities. In recent years, such approaches have …
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Potter Cove's Heavyweights: Estimation of Species' Interaction Strength of an Antarctic Food Web
In the West Antarctic Peninsula, global warming has led to severe alterations in community composition, species distribution, and …
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Why There Are More Species in Several Small Patches versus Few Large Patches: A Multispecies Modelling Approach
As global biodiversity is rapidly declining due to habitat loss, it is important to determine how to protect it. The policies of many …
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Size Spectra of the Edaphic Fauna of Typical Argiudol Soils of the Rolling Pampa Region, Argentina
Soil-dwelling organisms populate the spaces—referred to as interstices—between the litter on the soil surface and the pores …
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A Multi-Realm Perspective on Applying Potential Tipping Points to Environmental Decision-Making
Ecosystems experiencing pressures are at risk of rapidly transitioning (`tipping’) from one state to another. Identifying and …
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Ecoindicators: An R Package for the Identification of Indicator Taxonomic Units
The sensitivity of some taxonomic groups to environmental conditions allows for their use as ecological state indicators. In ecological …
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Trophic Resources of the Edaphic Microarthropods: A Worldwide Review of the Empirical Evidence
Ecosystem sustainable use requires reliable information about its biotic and abiotic structure and functioning. Accurate knowledge of …
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