Desert Plants of Northern Chile Deliver Hidden Ecosystem Services, First Systematic Inventory Reveals
The first systematic inventory of ecosystem services from native xerophytic vegetation in northern Chile's desert macrozone links more than 100 ...
The first systematic inventory of ecosystem services from native xerophytic vegetation in northern Chile's desert macrozone links more than 100 ...
New ecological niche modeling projects that climate change could eliminate up to 54 percent of suitable habitat for the greater ...
Five new studies from the Ecological Society of America's journals reveal how giant salamanders transform food webs, how indicator species ...
A 22-year satellite and field study of Cameroon's Santchou Wildlife Reserve shows mature forest collapsing under agricultural pressure, reveals which ...
A global analysis of 1,029 cities shows that urbanization itself, through habitat modification, warming and eroded native biodiversity, drives the ...
The first systematic comparison of Swiss rice paddies with natural wetlands shows pesticide-free paddies support dense, distinct aquatic invertebrate communities ...
A study of Sierra Nevada headwater streams shows that leakage from centuries-old irrigation ditches and groundwater upwelling keep downstream flows ...
A nationwide survey of 1,133 people in Japan found that hierarchical cultural worldviews strongly divide support for climate policies but ...
The first combined morphological and genetic study of Glossogobius flavipinnis confirms the yellow-finned goby as a distinct species endemic to ...
Applied Microbiology International has urged the European Commission to place marine microorganisms at the centre of the proposed EU Ocean ...
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