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Changing cultures, changing environments: A novel means of investigating the effects of introducing non-native species into past ecosystems
ArticleAbstract: Descended from junglefowl of Asia and South-east Asia, the chicken was introduced into Europe duringPalabras claves:Bayesian belief networks, biotic interactions, Chicken, DomesticationAutores:Gillingham P.K., Maltby M., Pitt J., Rick Stafford, Stewart J.R.Fuentes:scopusImproving estimates of environmental change using multilevel regression models of Ellenberg indicator values
ArticleAbstract: Ellenberg indicator values (EIVs) are a widely used metric in plant ecology comprising a semi-quantiPalabras claves:biodiversity change, ecological indicators, hierarchical Bayes, historical plant assemblage, Missing dataAutores:Bullock J.M., Carroll T., Diaz A., Gillingham P.K., Rick StaffordFuentes:scopusClimate change adaptation for biodiversity in protected areas: An overview of actions
ArticleAbstract: Protected Areas (PAs) have been a cornerstone of conservation policy in the past but are generally sPalabras claves:MPA, Reserve management, resilience, Species migrations, Transformative actionAutores:Abraham Miller-Rushing, Gillingham P.K., Helen Slater, J. Robert Britton, Jones G.C.A., Rick StaffordFuentes:scopusCorrelated biodiversity change between plant and insect assemblages resurveyed after 80 years across a dynamic habitat mosaic
ArticleAbstract: Historical data on co-occurring taxa are extremely rare. As such, the extent to which distinct co-ocPalabras claves:biodiversity change, community ecology, cross-taxon correlation, re-visitation studyAutores:Bullock J.M., Carroll T., David Brown, Diaz A., Gillingham P.K., Michelle Brown, Rick Stafford, Robin M. WallsFuentes:scopus