The paradigm shift we propose considers multiple trajectories of long-term environmental changes and disturbance events that cumulate and push biodiversity into a quasi-permanent non-equilibrium state.
Do biodiversity drivers have no long-term effects? 🚨Still the dominant assumption.
We propose a paradigm shift in Trends in Ecol & Evol: 🔗 https://t.co/asd1ZhkqWL
Many thanks to @EkoLogIt , @RonanMarrec, @FranzEssl1, @IngolfKuhn, @t_ergon
🔥 Just out 🔥 our paper featuring a method to account for disequilibrium dynamics & time lags in species distribution model #SDM is published in Ecology Letters ⬇️ It outperforms traditional SDMs for 95% of the 92 European forest 🦅 species we tested
https://t.co/0BSLhVXlnH
Interested in relaxing the equilibrium assumption in SDM and projecting non-equilibrium species distributions? Take a look at this article authored with @EkoLogIt and @RonanMarrec in Ecology Letters https://t.co/r8KQsj9dxE
Interesting study in education science to understand the challenges of internship mentorship, considering students, supervisors and institutions: https://t.co/RaHcEFLmz0
Interesting paper about science blogging. I'm curious to know where people read science outside of scientific journals, with a good balance between science and popularisation.
https://t.co/of3CuRyupN