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Journalling on biogeographical research and publishing to foster more equitable and sustainable, adaptive, natural, and research ecosystems globally

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Biogeographers! We're posting occasionally to @jbiogeography as we transition to other accounts. On X follow publishing news @peeer295544, Biogeography News @Biogeograp86753. On BlueSky follow @peeer.bsky.social and @biogeographynews.bsky.social

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We're leaving this account which started when Journal of Biogeography was led by academics not by a Wiley employee. To keep learning about biogeography, fair open access, #BetterPublishing follow PEEER https://t.co/IF8fbfYbqy at
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Swiss universities discontinued negotiations with Wiley. Unable to reach "a good agreement at a fair price" https://t.co/BqHMojU8nj #BetterPublishing

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The Retraction Watch Mass Resignations List https://t.co/dj7VXibEpX via @ivanoransky

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Update: Put Ecological Monographs @ESAMonographs on your list of society-owned biogeography journals: strong editorial board with disciplinary expertise (e.g. Barreto, Belmaker, Borregaard, Carmona, Hof, Leclerc, Lessard, ...) #BetterPublishing https://t.co/PiPccv2Fpi

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Here's a list of society journals that carry biogeographic research, many are with academic publishers https://t.co/PiPccv27zK Let us know others that should be included #BetterPublishing @biogeography #ibsprague2024

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Lots of past JBI & DDI editors at the meeting who’ll be happy to answer any questions about #BetterPublishing and commitments to ask Wiley to make: https://t.co/KHJzZkCkyi (see section ‘A’ near bottom of page).

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Wondering what to make of #ibsprague2024 meeting sponsorship by @WileyGlobal: good for society & ECRs but seems like an attempt to whitewash their terrible record at J. Biogeography last year (and DDI 2019. Lots to remember & discuss #BetterPublishing https://t.co/gGdbWuE4CV

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(4/4) To have your latest research from a society journal featured, or to make announcements about publishing or other news, see https://t.co/nEE1ncg3sg. And tag @jbiogeography with your highlights in biogeography and #BetterPublishing.

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(1/4) After a short hiatus, we’re delighted to be back online to support the biogeography community and #BetterPublishing. Our new mission: journaling about news in biogeography from any and all *society* owned journals publishing biogeographical research

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(3/4) For more on our updated mission, repurposed social media, and how to get involved, read our blogpost at https://t.co/TLsC9AfTHD. Be part of the change. Be part of a better future! #BetterPublishing

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ECR feature: Susanna R. Bryceson, who recently completed her PhD at La Trobe University, shares her research on the biogeography and evolution of grasses in Australia.🎋

Read more here: https://t.co/SjTti3e53w

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ECR feature: Meet the evolutionary ecologist Nahla Lucchini @Nahla_herp .
Nahla shares her experience and exciting findings on climate adaptation and diversification in European vipers. 🐍🌍

Read more here: https://t.co/eqO9y9vZ0m

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Tenerife lizards show a nuanced interplay between plasticity and local adaptation along extreme altitudes. Surprisingly, biochemical stress decreases in high-altitude lizards, revealing the complex responses of organisms to environmental challenges 🦎⛰

https://t.co/ctq1H7fRiF

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How to detect and describe filters shaping island communities: a trait-based conceptual framework 🌸🏝

https://t.co/arqtqhtoCA

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Genetic diversity and historical range shifts of the common gartersnake in North America. Four distinct lineages were identified, suggesting a Pliocene origin and complex expansion patterns influenced by major rivers and climate changes.

https://t.co/2SQq0ClvNf

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Variation in macroinvertebrate biomass in Northern Italy's mountain regions are explained by basin-scale factors, mainly precipitation. Climatic factors control energy flow to higher trophic levels, impacting downstream areas and terrestrial ecosystems.

https://t.co/rnEtZUKMB5

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Alpine treelines in the NE USA are shifting upslope by 3 m/decade due to climate warming. 🌲 Get to know more about important insights on treeline demography & environmental factors here: https://t.co/aj1PgPBBmv

#ClimateChange

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Did the Azores Islands' landscape change before Portuguese colonization? To find out the answer, read Dr. Valentí Rull's recent Commentary piece🌴🏞️

https://t.co/9mnblIVChM