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New land in the Neotropics: a review of biotic community, ecosystem, and landscape transformations in the face of climate and glacier change
ReviewAbstract: The high tropical Andes are rapidly changing due to climate change, leading to strong biotic communiPalabras claves:COLONIZATION, Deglaciation, High-Andean wetlands, primary succession, Tropical mountains, vegetation dynamicsAutores:Drenkhan F., Francisco Cuesta C., Gosling W.D., Huggel C., Luís Daniel Llambí, Priscilla Muriel, Ricardo Jaramillo, Tovar C.Fuentes:googlescopusImplementing Climate Change Adaptation Policies Across Scales: Challenges for Knowledge Coproduction in Andean Mountain Socio-ecosystems
ArticleAbstract: The Andean region presents specific challenges related to its globally important natural heritage, tPalabras claves:Andes, Climate change adaptation, knowledge coproduction, mountain socio-ecosystems, multiscale governanceAutores:Émilie Dupuits, Luís Daniel Llambí, Peralvo M.F.Fuentes:googlescopusResearch Priorities for the Conservation and Sustainable Governance of Andean Forest Landscapes
ArticleAbstract: The long-Term survival of Andean forest landscapes (AFL) and of their capacity to contribute to sustPalabras claves:AGENDA 2030, Andes, global change, social-ecological systems, Sustainable Development, SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS, transdisciplinary researchAutores:Buytaert W., Fadrique B., Francisco Cuesta C., Groth A.A.P., Homeier J., Kenneth James Feeley, Locatelli B., Luís Daniel Llambí, Malizia A., Mathez-Stiefel S.L., Peralvo M.F., Rist S., Sandoval M.F.L., Selene Báez, Young K.R.Fuentes:googlescopusThermal niche traits of high alpine plant species and communities across the tropical Andes and their vulnerability to global warming
ArticleAbstract: Aim: The climate variability hypothesis (CVH) pbkp_redicts that locations with reduced seasonal tempPalabras claves:Climate Change, climate seasonality, Endemics, Mountains, Niche breadth, thermal optimumAutores:Beck S.G., Buytaert W., Carilla J., Carmen Ulloa-Ulloa, Francisco Cuesta C., Gosling W.D., Halloy S., Jácome J., Luís Daniel Llambí, Meneses R.I., Nikolay Aguirre, Pauli H., Priscilla Muriel, Suárez-Duque D., Tovar C., Viñas P., Yager K.Fuentes:googlescopus