Abstract.To
gain
better
insight
into
the
cascading
impact
of
warming-induced
changes
in
physical
landscape
on
biodiversity,
it
is
crucial
to
establish
stronger
links
between
abiotic
and
ecological
processes
governing
species
distribution.
Abiotic
shaping
characteristics
environment
could
significantly
influence
predator
movements
ultimately
affect
biodiversity
through
interspecific
interactions.
In
Arctic
tundra,
main
terrestrial
(Arctic
fox)
avoids
patches
wetlands
composed
ponds
with
islets
that
can
act
as
refuges
for
prey.
Little
known
about
geomorphological
generating
selected
by
prey
species.
Our
study
aimed
identify
i)
Arctic-nesting
birds
ii)
available
landscape.
Over
two
breeding
seasons,
we
determined
occurrence
nesting
(Glaucous
gull,
Cackling
goose,
Red-throated
loon)
(N=396)
found
over
a
150
km2
area
Bylot
Island
(Nunavut,
Canada).
Occupied
were
located
further
away
from
shore
(10.6
m
±
7.3
vs
7.4
6.8)
surrounded
deeper
water
(33.6
cm
10.6
28.1
11.5).
As
expected,
all
three
bird
less
accessible
foxes,
increasing
(linearly
or
nonlinearly)
distance
and/or
depth
around
islets.
Based
high-resolution
satellite
image
field
observations,
ice-wedge
polygon
degradation
generated
majority
(71
%)
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average
farther
than
those
other
processes.
lang="EN-CA">polygon
projected
accelerate
response
warming,
new
will
likely
emerge
landscape,
but
current
also
disappear.
Changes
rate
may
thus
tundra
altering
predator-prey
interactions.
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A Mathematical Physical and Engineering Sciences,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
382(2269)
Опубликована: Фев. 12, 2024
The
Amazon
is
the
largest
drainage
basin
on
Earth
and
contains
a
wide
variety
of
abiotic
landscape
features.
In
spite
this,
geodiversity
in
this
has
not
yet
been
objectively
evaluated.
We
address
knowledge
gap
by
combining
meta-analysis
an
existing
global
map
its
components
with
systematic
literature
review,
to
identify
key
characteristics
(ADB).
also
evaluate
how
these
component
maps,
that
are
based
geology,
geomorphology,
soils
hydrology,
could
be
refined
better
reflect
basin.
Our
review
shows
geology—through
lithological
diversity
geological
structures—and
hydrology—through
hydrological
processes
influence
geomorphology
soil
diversity—are
main
determinants
geodiversity.
Based
features,
ADB
can
subdivided
into
three
principal
regions:
(i)
Andean
orogenic
belt
western
Amazon,
(ii)
cratons
eastern
(iii)
Solimões-Amazon
river
system.
Additional
methods
geomorphological
have
identified.
Future
research
should
focus
investigating
relationship
between
assess
their
biodiversity.
Such
enhance
conservation
plans
for
ADB.
This
article
part
Theo
Murphy
meeting
issue
‘Geodiversity
science
society’.
Subterranean
ecosystems
(comprising
terrestrial,
semi-aquatic,
and
aquatic
components)
are
increasingly
threatened
by
human
activities;
however,
the
current
network
of
surface-protected
areas
is
inadequate
to
safeguard
subterranean
biodiversity.
Establishing
protected
for
challenging.
First,
there
technical
obstacles
in
mapping
three-dimensional
with
uncertain
boundaries.
Second,
rarity
endemism
organisms,
combined
a
scarcity
taxonomists,
delays
accumulation
essential
biodiversity
knowledge.
Third,
establishing
agreements
preserve
requires
collaboration
among
multiple
actors
often
competing
interests.
This
perspective
addresses
challenges
preserving
through
areas.
Even
face
uncertainties,
we
suggest
it
both
timely
critical
assess
general
criteria
protection
implement
them
based
on
precautionary
principles.
To
this
end,
examine
status
European
discuss
solutions
improve
their
coverage
ecosystems.
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A Mathematical Physical and Engineering Sciences,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
382(2269)
Опубликована: Фев. 12, 2024
Geodiversity
has
shaped
and
structured
the
Earth's
surface
at
all
spatio-temporal
scales,
not
only
through
long-term
processes
but
also
medium-
short-term
processes.
is,
therefore,
a
key
control
regulating
variable
in
overall
development
of
landscapes
biodiversity.
However,
climate
change
land
use
intensity
are
leading
to
major
changes
disturbances
bio-
geodiversity.
For
sustainable
ecosystem
management,
temporal,
economically
viable
standardized
monitoring
is
needed
monitor
model
effects
vegetation-
RS
approaches
have
been
used
for
this
purpose
decades.
understand
detail
how
capture
geodiversity,
aim
paper
describe
five
features
geodiversity
captured
using
technologies,
namely:
(i)
trait
diversity,
(ii)
phylogenetic/genese
(iii)
structural
(iv)
taxonomic
diversity
(v)
functional
diversity.
Trait
essential
establishing
other
four.
Traits
provide
crucial
interface
between
situ
,
close-range,
aerial
space-based
approaches.
The
approach
allows
complex
data
different
types
formats
be
linked
latest
semantic
integration
techniques,
which
will
enable
integrity
modelling
future.
This
article
part
Theo
Murphy
meeting
issue
‘Geodiversity
science
society’.
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A Mathematical Physical and Engineering Sciences,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
382(2269)
Опубликована: Фев. 12, 2024
Geodiversity
is
a
topical
concept
in
earth
and
environmental
sciences.
information
needed
to
conserve
nature,
use
ecosystem
services
achieve
sustainable
development
goals.
Despite
the
increasing
demand
for
geodiversity
data,
there
exists
no
comprehensive
system
categorizing
geodiversity.
Here,
we
present
hierarchically
structured
taxonomy
that
potentially
applicable
mapping
quantifying
across
different
regions,
environments
scales.
In
this
taxonomy,
main
components
of
are
geology,
geomorphology,
hydrology
pedology.
We
propose
six-level
hierarchical
where
classified
at
progressively
lower
taxonomic
levels
based
on
their
genesis,
physical-chemical
properties
morphology.
This
can
be
used
compile
scientific
research
various
applications
value
society
nature
conservation.
Ultimately,
first
step
towards
developing
global
taxonomy.
article
part
Theo
Murphy
meeting
issue
'Geodiversity
science
society'.
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A Mathematical Physical and Engineering Sciences,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
382(2269)
Опубликована: Фев. 12, 2024
This
paper
outlines
the
10
major
topics
related
to
geodiversity
that
have
emerged
since
concept
was
first
introduced
in
1993,
30
years
ago.
After
a
short
introduction,
each
of
is
then
illustrated
by
relevant
case
study.
The
(italics)
and
their
studies
(bold)
are
as
follows:
1.
Celebrating
,
International
Geodiversity
Day
;
2.
Measurement/Assessment
Potential
role
remote
sensing
3.
Natural
Capital
Geosystem
Services
Coastal
geosystem
services
4.
Biodiversity
Mangue
de
Pedra,
Brazil
5.
Geomaterials
circular
economy
6.
Geotourism
World's
top
geotourism
sites?
7.
Geoheritage
Landscape
restoration
8.
National
Geoconservation
Trump
golf
course
an
SSSI,
Scotland
9.
World
Heritage
Sites
Global
Geoparks
Azores
Geopark,
Portugal
10.
Sustainability
Xitle
Volcano,
Mexico
City
.
It
concluded
that,
given
way
which
has
developed
concept,
leading
new
insights
avenues
research
advancing
our
understanding
world
its
use,
it
clearly
now
constitutes
significant,
geoscientific
paradigm.
article
part
Theo
Murphy
meeting
issue
‘Geodiversity
for
science
society’.
Diversity and Distributions,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
30(6)
Опубликована: Апрель 5, 2024
Abstract
Geodiversity—the
diversity
of
abiotic
features
and
processes
the
Earth's
surface
subsurface—is
an
increasingly
used
concept
in
ecological
research.
A
growing
body
scientific
literature
has
provided
evidence
positive
links
between
geodiversity
biodiversity.
These
studies
highlight
potential
to
improve
our
understanding
biodiversity
patterns
complement
current
conservation
practices
strategies.
However,
definitions
research
vary
widely.
This
can
hinder
progress
geodiversity–biodiversity
make
it
difficult
synthesize
findings
across
studies.
We
therefore
call
for
greater
awareness
how
is
currently
defined
more
consistent
use
term
‘geodiversity’
Remote Sensing,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
16(13), С. 2425 - 2425
Опубликована: Июль 1, 2024
Changes
and
disturbances
to
water
diversity
quality
are
complex
multi-scale
in
space
time.
Although
situ
methods
provide
detailed
point
information
on
the
condition
of
bodies,
they
limited
use
for
making
area-based
monitoring
over
time,
as
aquatic
ecosystems
extremely
dynamic.
Remote
sensing
(RS)
provides
data
cost-effective,
comprehensive,
continuous
standardised
characteristics
changes
from
local
regional
scales
scale
entire
continents.
In
order
apply
better
understand
RS
techniques
their
derived
spectral
indicators
quality,
this
study
defines
five
that
can
be
monitored
using
RS.
These
traits,
genesis,
structural
water,
taxonomic
functional
water.
It
is
essential
record
traits
derive
other
four
Furthermore,
only
most
important
interface
between
approaches.
The
these
technologies
presented
detail
discussed
numerous
examples.
Finally,
current
future
developments
advance
trait
approach
modelling,
prediction
assessment
a
basis
successful
management
strategies.
Deleted Journal,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
1(1), С. 22 - 28
Опубликована: Март 1, 2024
Abstract
Understanding
the
mechanisms
underpinning
origins,
patterns
and
dynamics
of
biodiversity
is
fundamental
in
biology
ecology.
Trait‐based
ecology
emphasizes
importance
functional
traits
community
assembly
ecosystem
properties,
however,
can
also
provide
links
with
at
broader
temporal
spatial
scales.
Here,
we
proposed
a
perspective
using
to
analyze
predict
from
different
ecological
dimensions,
along
influences
evolution
environment.
We
summarized
current
research
progress
on
roles
plant
species
adaptation
coexistence,
biodiversity‐ecosystem
functioning,
distribution
global
biodiversity,
order
integrate
approach
investigate
then
discussed
future
trends
studies
under
environmental
change.
Global Ecology and Biogeography,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
33(11)
Опубликована: Авг. 21, 2024
ABSTRACT
Aim
Heterogeneity
of
the
Earth's
abiotic
surface
and
subsurface
(geodiversity)
is
increasingly
recognised
as
an
important
driver
biodiversity.
Theoretically,
species'
traits
should
match
to
conditions
in
local
environment.
Here,
we
test
this
for
first
time
at
a
continental
extent
by
analysing
relationships
between
geodiversity
plant
trait
diversity
forested
vegetation
plots
across
Europe,
three
plot
sizes
(100,
400
1000
m
2
).
Location
Europe.
Time
Period
1930–present.
Major
Taxa
Studied
Plants.
Methods
We
analysed
geodiversity–trait
Europe
1
km
resolution
using
2637
from
sPlotOpen
database.
computed
(topographic,
landform,
wetness
soil
physical
chemical
heterogeneity)
variables,
combined
with
climate
land
use
data
analyse
direct
indirect
effects
on
diversity,
structural
equation
modelling.
Results
Topographic
heterogeneity,
annual
temperature
lesser
degree,
showed
significant
positive
weak
moderately
strong
association
richness
evenness
all
sizes.
also
detected
multiple
highly
but
components
dimensions.
Some
notable
exceptions
include
moderate
negative
silt
heterogeneity
divergence
TWI
sand
evenness,
respectively.
Explained
variance
was
low
models,
higher
models
plots.
Evidence
extremely
weak.
Main
Conclusions
Our
findings
suggest
variable‐specific
dominated
topographic
heterogeneity.
Importantly,
precision
limited,
are
thus
trying
detect
signal
amongst
high
noise.
Hence,
signals
may
indicate
more
underlying
patterns
than
our
effect
suggest.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
16
Опубликована: Фев. 11, 2025
Dividing
soil
respiration
(Rs)
into
autotrophic
(Ra)
and
heterotrophic
(Rh)
represents
a
pivotal
step
in
deciphering
how
Rs
responds
to
environmental
perturbations.
Nevertheless,
arid
ecosystems
beset
by
stress,
the
partitioning
of
underlying
mechanisms
through
which
microbial
root
traits
govern
distinct
components
remain
poorly
understood.
This
study
was
strategically
designed
investigate
its
(Ra
Rh),
properties,
within
desert-oasis
ecotone
(encompassing
river
bank,
transitional
zone,
desert
margin)
northwest
China.
Employing
metagenomics,
we
quantitatively
characterized
taxonomic
attributes
(i.e.,
composition)
functional
(specifically,
genes
implicated
carbon
metabolism).
Field
measurements
during
growing
season
2019
unveiled
pronounced
decline
rates
along
gradient
from
bank
margin.
The
mean
rate
recorded
as
1.82
±
0.41
μmol
m
-2
s
-1
at
0.49
0.15
meager
0.45
0.12
Concomitantly,
Ra
Rh
exhibited
similar
trend
throughout
period,
with
emerging
dominant
driver
Rs.
Utilizing
random
forest
modeling,
unearthed
significant
associations
between
features
components.
Notably,
both
displayed
robust
positive
correlations
abundance
phosphatidylinositol
glycan
A,
key
player
metabolism.
Partial
least
squares
path
modeling
further
elucidated
that
properties
functions
exerted
direct
influences
on
Rh,
whereas
failed
register
impact.
When
considering
combined
effects
biotic
abiotic
factors,
emerged
linchpin
dictating
composition.
Collectively,
these
findings
suggest
trait-based
approach
holds
great
promise
more
effectively
revealing
response
composition
changes,
thereby
offering
novel
vistas
for
future
investigations
cycling
terrestrial
soils.