Vendredi 29 Mars 2024

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  • Botella C,

    Gaüzère P,

    O'Connor L,

    Ohlmann M,

    Renaud J,

    Dou Y,

    Graham C,

    Verburg P,

    Maiorano L,

    Thuiller W,

    (2024)

    Land‐use intensity influences European tetrapod food webs

    Global Change Biology

    Land use intensification favours particular trophic groups which can induce architectural changes in food webs. These changes can impact ecosystem functions, services, stability and resilience. However, the imprint of land management intensity on food‐web architecture has rarely been characterized a…

    Keywords :

    anthropization,

    biotic homogenization,

    crowdsourcing,

    food webs,

    intensification,

    land use,

    tetrapods,

    trophic networks,

  • Gabriel R,

    Morgado L,

    Borges P,

    Coelho M,

    Aranda S,

    Henriques D,

    Sérgio C,

    Hespanhol H,

    Pereira F,

    Sim-Sim M,

    Ah-Peng C,

    (2024)

    The MOVECLIM – AZORES project: Bryophytes from Pico Island along an elevation gradient

    Biodiversity Data Journal

    AbstractBackgroundIn September 2012, a comprehensive survey of Pico Island was conducted along an elevational transect, starting at Manhenha (10 m a.s.l.) and culminating at the Pico Mountain caldera (2200 m a.s.l.). The primary objective was to systematically inventory the bryophytes inhabiting the…

    Keywords :

    Azores,

    BRYOLAT methodology,

    Bryoflora,

    GIMS - Global Island Monitoring Scheme,

    Pico Island,

    elevational gradient,

    liverworts,

    mosses,

    substrates,

  • Kaniewski D,

    Marriner N,

    Terral J,

    Morhange C,

    Chen Z,

    Wang Y,

    Otto T,

    Luce F,

    Cheddadi R,

    (2024)

    Holocene palaeoecological archives of Eastern Mediterranean plant diversity: Past, present and future trends

    Anthropocene

    The Mediterranean Basin is an environmental change hotspot that, relative to other regions of the world, is forecasted to experience a significant shift in biodiversity due to multiple factors such as climate change and agricultural intensification. Within this framework, the Eastern Mediterranean r…

    Keywords :

    Climate,

    Eastern Mediterranean,

    Holocene,

    Human impact,

    Plant diversity,

  • Mathieu J,

    Reynolds J,

    Fragoso C,

    Hadly E,

    (2024)

    Multiple invasion routes have led to the pervasive introduction of earthworms in North America

    Nature Ecology & Evolution

    Soil-dwelling organisms play a key role in ecosystem functioning and the delivery of ecosystem services. As a consequence, soil taxa such as earthworms are iconic in good land management practices. However, their introduction in places where species did not co-evolve with them can trigger catastroph…

  • Brown G,

    Demetrio W,

    Gabriac Q,

    Pasini A,

    Korasaki V,

    Oliveira L,

    dos Santos J,

    Torres E,

    Galerani P,

    Gazziero D,

    Benito N,

    Nunes D,

    Santos A,

    Ferreira T,

    Nadolny H,

    Bartz M,

    Maschio W,

    Dudas R,

    Zagatto M,

    Niva C,

    Clasen L,

    Sautter K,

    Froufe L,

    Seoane C,

    de Moraes A,

    James S,

    Alberton O,

    Brandão Júnior O,

    Saraiva O,

    Garcia A,

    Oliveira E,

    César R,

    Corrêa-Ferreira B,

    Bruz L,

    Silva E,

    Cardoso G,

    Lavelle P,

    Velásquez E,

    Cremonesi M,

    Parron L,

    Baggio A,

    Neves E,

    Hungria M,

    Campos T,

    da Silva V,

    Reissmann C,

    Conrado A,

    Bouillet J,

    Gonçalves J,

    Brandani C,

    Viani R,

    Paula R,

    Laclau J,

    Peña-Venegas C,

    Peres C,

    Decaëns T,

    Pey B,

    Eisenhauer N,

    Cooper M,

    Mathieu J,

    (2024)

    Soil macrofauna communities in Brazilian land-use systems

    Biodiversity Data Journal

    Soil animal communities include more than 40 higher-order taxa, representing over 23% of all described species. These animals have a wide range of feeding sources and contribute to several important soil functions and ecosystem services. Although many studies have assessed macroinvertebrate communit…

    Keywords :

    Atlantic forest,

    agriculture,

    biodiversity,

    bioindicators,

    land-use impacts,

    soil macroinvertebrates,

  • Goldsmit J,

    McKindsey C,

    Schlegel R,

    Deslauriers D,

    Howland K,

    (2024)

    Predicted shifts in suitable habitat of interacting benthic species in a warmer and invaded Canadian Arctic

    Elem Sci Anth

    Climate change and related expanding shipping activity are predicted to increase the risk of aquatic invasive species arriving in the Arctic. The goal of this study was to predict the distribution of an interconnected set of native and non-native primary producers and primary and secondary consumers…

    Keywords :

    Benthic ecology,

    Climate change,

    Invasive species,

    Species distribution models (SDM),

    Trophic mismatch,

  • Heringer G,

    Fernandez R,

    Bang A,

    Cordonnier M,

    Novoa A,

    Lenzner B,

    Capinha C,

    Renault D,

    Roiz D,

    Moodley D,

    Tricarico E,

    Holenstein K,

    Kourantidou M,

    Kirichenko N,

    Adelino J,

    Dimarco R,

    Bodey T,

    Watari Y,

    Courchamp F,

    (2024)

    Economic costs of invasive non-native species in urban areas: An underexplored financial drain

    Science of The Total Environment

    Urbanization is an important driver of global change associated with a set of environmental modifications that affect the introduction and distribution of invasive non-native species (species with populations transported by humans beyond their natural biogeographic range that established and are spr…

    Keywords :

    Anthropogenic activity,

    Biological invasion,

    Economic impact,

    InvaCost,

    Urban ecosystem,

    Urbanization,

  • Wijnhorst R,

    Janoo I,

    Ferret P,

    Tatayah V,

    Probst J,

    Florens F,

    Warren B,

    (2024)

    Phylogeny and Conservation Status of Mascarene Aerodramus Swiftlets

    Ardea

    Since first human settlement c. 400 years ago, the Mascarene islands have undergone some of the highest rates of ecosystem transformation and species extinction recorded worldwide. One surviving species, the Mascarene Swiftlet Aerodramus francicus native to the islands of Mauritius and Réunion, is t…

    Keywords :

    Aerodramus,

    Mascarene Islands,

    Mauritius,

    Réunion,

    conservation,

    endangered species,

    phylogenetics,

    population assessment,

    species delimitation,

    swiftlet,

  • Saint-Sardos A,

    Aish A,

    Tchakarov N,

    Bourgoin T,

    Petit L,

    Sun J,

    Vignes-Lebbe R,

    (2024)

    Bioinspire-Explore: Taxonomy-Driven Exploration of Biodiversity Data for Bioinspired Innovation

    Biomimetics

    Successful bioinspired design depends on practitioners’ access to biological data in a relevant form. Although multiple open-access biodiversity databases exist, their presentation is often adapted to life scientists, rather than bioinspired designers. In this paper, we present a new tool, “Bioinspi…

    Keywords :

    NLP,

    biodiversity,

    bioinspiration,

    biology push,

    computer-aided biomimetics,

    data science,

    open-access,

    taxonomy,

  • Haubrock P,

    Soto I,

    Kourantidou M,

    Ahmed D,

    Tarkan A,

    Balzani P,

    Bego K,

    Kouba A,

    Aksu S,

    Briski E,

    Sylvester F,

    Santis V,

    Archambaud‐Suard G,

    Bonada N,

    Cañedo‐Argüelles M,

    Csabai Z,

    Datry T,

    Floury M,

    Fruget J,

    Jones J,

    Lizee M,

    Maire A,

    Murphy J,

    Ozolins D,

    Rasmussen J,

    Skuja A,

    Várbíró G,

    Verdonschot P,

    Verdonschot R,

    Wiberg‐Larsen P,

    Cuthbert R,

    (2024)

    Understanding the complex dynamics of zebra mussel invasions over several decades in European rivers: drivers, impacts and predictions

    Oikos

    The zebra mussel Dreissena polymorpha is one of the most successful, notorious, and detrimental aquatic invasive non‐native species worldwide, having invaded Europe and North America while causing substantial ecological and socio‐economic impacts. Here, we investigated the spatiotemporal trends in t…

    Keywords :

    biodiversity impact,

    climatic and hydromorphological characteristics,

    global and climate change,

    macroinvertebrate abundance,

    spatiotemporal trends,

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