Historical
ecology
draws
on
a
broad
range
of
information
sources
and
methods
to
provide
insight
into
ecological
social
change,
especially
over
the
past
~12,000
years.
While
its
results
are
often
relevant
conservation
restoration,
insights
from
diverse
disciplines,
environments,
geographies
have
frequently
remained
siloed
or
underrepresented,
restricting
their
full
potential.
Here,
we
synthesize
knowledge
fields
history,
anthropology,
paleontology,
scholars
practitioners
working
in
marine,
freshwater,
terrestrial
environments
six
continents
various
archipelagoes
identify
global
research
priorities
for
historical
influence
conservation.
Specifically,
address
questions
within
four
key
priority
areas:
(i)
concepts,
(ii)
co-production
community
engagement,
(iii)
policy
management,
(iv)
climate
change
impacts.
This
work
highlights
ways
that
has
developed
matured
use
novel
sources,
efforts
move
beyond
extractive
practices
toward
co-production,
potential
addressing
management
challenges,
including
change.
Together,
demonstrate
this
field
brought
together
researchers
across
connected
academics
practitioners,
engaged
communities
create
apply
challenges
our
shared
future.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
120(7)
Опубликована: Фев. 6, 2023
Plants
will
experience
considerable
changes
in
climate
within
their
geographic
ranges
over
the
next
several
decades.
They
may
respond
by
exhibiting
niche
flexibility
and
adapting
to
changing
climates.
Alternatively,
plant
taxa
exhibit
fidelity,
shifting
distributions
track
preferred
Here,
we
examine
responses
of
climates
past
18,000
y
evaluate
extent
which
16
dominant
North
America
have
exhibited
fidelity.
We
find
that
75%
consistently
fidelity
y,
even
during
times
most
extreme
change.
Of
four
do
not
three—elm
(
Ulmus
),
beech
Fagus
ash
Fraxinus
)—experience
a
long-term
shift
realized
climatic
between
early
Holocene
present
day.
Plant
migrate
longer
distances
better
maintain
consistent
niches
across
transition
periods
Today,
communities
with
highest
are
found
regions
high
topographic
microclimate
heterogeneity
expected
resilience,
allowing
plants
locally
adjust
some
amount
However,
once
change
buffering
region
is
exceeded,
these
need
broader
landscapes
but
be
challenged
so
because
low
habitat
connectivity
regions.
Endangered Species Research,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
54, С. 285 - 310
Опубликована: Май 14, 2024
Historical
ecology
draws
on
a
broad
range
of
information
sources
and
methods
to
provide
insight
into
ecological
social
change,
especially
over
the
past
∼12000
yr.
While
its
results
are
often
relevant
conservation
restoration,
insights
from
diverse
disciplines,
environments,
geographies
have
frequently
remained
siloed
or
underrepresented,
restricting
their
full
potential.
Here,
scholars
practitioners
working
in
marine,
freshwater,
terrestrial
environments
6
continents
various
archipelagoes
synthesize
knowledge
fields
history,
anthropology,
paleontology,
with
goal
describing
global
research
priorities
for
historical
influence
conservation.
We
used
structured
decision-making
process
identify
address
questions
4
key
priority
areas:
(1)
concepts,
(2)
co-production
community
engagement,
(3)
policy
management,
(4)
climate
change
impacts.
This
work
highlights
ways
that
has
developed
matured
use
novel
sources,
efforts
move
beyond
extractive
practices
toward
co-production,
application
management
challenges
including
change.
demonstrate
this
field
brought
together
researchers
across
connected
academics
practitioners,
engaged
communities
create
apply
our
shared
future.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
120(7)
Опубликована: Фев. 6, 2023
Microbial
communities
are
found
throughout
the
biosphere,
from
human
guts
to
glaciers,
soil
activated
sludge.
Understanding
statistical
properties
of
such
diverse
can
pave
way
elucidate
common
mechanisms
...Multiple
ecological
forces
act
together
shape
composition
microbial
communities.
Phyloecology
approaches—which
combine
phylogenetic
relationships
between
species
with
community
ecology—have
potential
disentangle
but
often
...
Plants,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
12(17), С. 3142 - 3142
Опубликована: Авг. 31, 2023
For
tropical
forests
to
survive
anthropogenic
global
warming,
trees
will
need
avoid
rising
temperatures
through
range
shifts
and
“species
migrations”
or
tolerate
the
newly
emerging
conditions
adaptation
and/or
acclimation.
In
this
literature
review,
we
synthesize
available
knowledge
show
that
although
many
tree
species
are
shifting
their
distributions
higher,
cooler
elevations,
rates
of
these
migrations
too
slow
offset
ongoing
changes
in
temperatures,
especially
lowland
rainforests
where
thermal
gradients
shallow
nonexistent.
We
also
rapidity
severity
warming
make
it
unlikely
can
adapt
(with
some
possible
exceptions).
argue
best
hope
for
becoming
“committed
extinction”
is
individual-level
Although
several
new
methods
being
used
test
acclimation,
unfortunately
still
do
not
know
if
acclimate,
how
acclimation
abilities
vary
between
species,
what
factors
may
prevent
facilitate
Until
all
questions
answered,
our
ability
predict
fate
forests—and
services
they
provide
humanity—remains
critically
impaired.
Diversity and Distributions,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
30(4)
Опубликована: Фев. 7, 2024
Abstract
Aim
Species
are
largely
thought
to
maintain
broadly
static
niches
over
time,
an
assumption
underpinning
much
theoretical
ecology
including
the
implementation
of
ecological
models
project
species'
current
and
future
distributions.
Here,
we
assess
niche
conservatism
in
odonates
Great
Britain
past
six
decades
by
simultaneously
quantifying
changes
species
geographic
distribution
evaluating
temporal
trends
realised
climatic
niche.
Location
Britain.
Methods
Distributional
were
assessed
calculating
centres
deriving
occupancy
trends.
Changes
using
a
principal
component
analysis
quantify
overlap,
information
on
both
climate
averages
extremes.
Results
We
show
that
dragonflies
damselflies
displayed
distinct
responses
changing
conditions.
Dragonflies
shifting
higher
latitudes
maintained,
average,
greater
consistency
their
niches,
providing
evidence
for
tracking.
Greater
flexibility
increased
other
hand,
more
common
damselflies.
Main
Conclusions
unveil
divergence
national
scale,
casting
doubt
relevance
predicting
impacts
change
this,
potentially
other,
groups
species.
More
broadly,
our
results
call
multi‐species
comparisons
spatial
distributions
during
recent
periods
conditions
improve
ability
contrast
vulnerability
risk
ongoing
crisis.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
15
Опубликована: Окт. 11, 2024
Eucalyptus
has
become
one
of
the
most
widely
planted
species
in
tropical
and
subtropical
regions
China,
with
important
economic,
ecological,
social
values.
However,
it
is
currently
unclear
how
climate
change
will
affect
different
species.
Therefore,
urgent
to
investigate
potential
distribution
dynamics
under
current
future
scenarios.
In
this
study,
we
analyzed
patterns
three
main
(
grandis
,
urophylla
tereticornis
)
climatic
conditions
(2041-2060
2061-2080)
using
optimized
MaxEnt
model,
which
integrates
a
variety
environmental
data
including
climate,
topography,
soil,
human
influence.
We
also
identified
factors
affecting
distributions
The
model
indicated
that
E.
exhibited
heightened
sensitivity
mean
temperature
coldest
quarter
(7.0-20.0
°C)
annual
(11.9-24.2
°C),
whereas
displayed
precipitation
warmest
(272-1694
mm)
(812-2624
mm).
Conversely,
demonstrated
(12.7-24.5
seasonality
(63.8-598.9).
Under
had
widest
suitable
area
(124.91
×
10
4
km²),
followed
by
(124.89
km²)
(119.81
km²).
scenarios,
ranges
continue
expand.
This
study
highlights
importance
provides
quantified
maps
for
China.
research
offers
valuable
scientific
insights
pertinent
management
rational
site
selection
plantations.
Functional Ecology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Сен. 18, 2024
Abstract
Extreme
heat
events
are
becoming
increasingly
common,
and
the
short‐term
acclimation
of
photosynthesis
will
have
a
large
impact
on
plant
performance.
Trees
in
lowland
tropical
forests,
which
hypothesized
to
limited
abilities
tolerate
rising
temperatures,
may
need
rely
their
more
plastic
traits,
like
photosynthetic
thermal
tolerance,
persist
face
variable
climates.
Here,
we
investigated
seasonal
tolerances
species
moist
Amazon.
Specifically,
measured
six
common
woody
Amazonian
at
beginning
end
dry
season
determine
species'
acclimate
intra‐annual
changes
climate.
In
addition,
used
natural
gradient
present
our
research
site
test
individual
plants
maximum
air
temperatures
not
currently
observed
elsewhere
Amazon
(up
~43°C).
Between
seasons,
there
were
significant
overall
increases
three
(i.e.
higher
hotter
season),
suggesting
that
leaf
megathermy
is
prominent
these
species.
Also,
acclimated
microsite‐level
differences
temperature
maxima,
closer
fidelity
between
homeothermy)
for
Our
results
show
some
from
can
over
short
time‐scales,
although
likely
insufficient
overcome
stress
during
extreme
events.
Some
therefore
be
sensitive
heatwaves
than
others,
could
survival
composition
forests
into
future.
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