Integrative Zoology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Фев. 20, 2024
Abstract
Urbanization‐driven
biotic
homogenization
has
been
recorded
in
various
ecosystems
on
local
and
global
scales;
however,
it
is
largely
unexplored
developing
countries.
Empirical
studies
different
taxa
bioregions
show
conflicting
results
(i.e.
vs.
differentiation);
the
extent
to
which
community
composition
changes
response
anthropogenic
disturbances
factors
governing
this
process,
therefore,
require
elucidation.
Here,
we
used
a
compiled
database
of
760
bird
species
China
quantify
multiple‐site
β‐diversity
fitted
distance
decay
pairwise
β‐diversities
between
natural
urban
assemblages
assess
whether
urbanization
had
driven
homogenization.
We
generalized
dissimilarity
models
(GDM)
elucidate
roles
spatial
environmental
avian
dissimilarities
before
after
urbanization.
The
among
were
markedly
lower
than
those
assemblages,
decays
similarities
more
rapid.
These
consistent
taxonomic,
phylogenetic,
functional
aspects,
supporting
general
by
GDM
indicated
that
geographical
temperature
dominant
predictors
dissimilarity.
However,
contribution
climatic
decreased
explaining
compositional
assemblages.
Geographical
distances
accounted
for
much
variations
implying
potential
risk
uncertainty
model
predictions
under
further
climate
change
disturbances.
Our
study
concludes
dimensions
urbanization‐driven
China.
Global Change Biology,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
28(22), С. 6696 - 6710
Опубликована: Авг. 19, 2022
Fungi
are
highly
diverse
organisms,
which
provide
multiple
ecosystem
services.
However,
compared
with
charismatic
animals
and
plants,
the
distribution
patterns
conservation
needs
of
fungi
have
been
little
explored.
Here,
we
examined
endemicity
patterns,
global
change
vulnerability
priority
areas
for
functional
groups
soil
based
on
six
surveys
using
a
high-resolution,
long-read
metabarcoding
approach.
We
found
that
all
most
peaks
in
tropical
habitats,
including
Amazonia,
Yucatan,
West-Central
Africa,
Sri
Lanka,
New
Caledonia,
negligible
island
effect
plants
animals.
also
predominantly
vulnerable
to
drought,
heat
land-cover
change,
particularly
dry
regions
high
human
population
density.
Fungal
highest
include
herbaceous
wetlands,
forests,
woodlands.
stress
more
attention
should
be
focused
fungi,
especially
root
symbiotic
arbuscular
mycorrhizal
ectomycorrhizal
as
well
unicellular
early-diverging
macrofungi
general.
Given
low
overlap
between
macroorganisms,
but
both
groups,
detailed
analyses
requirements
warranted
other
microorganisms
organisms.
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
378(1881)
Опубликована: Май 29, 2023
Estimating
biodiversity
change
across
the
planet
in
context
of
widespread
human
modification
is
a
critical
challenge.
Here,
we
review
how
has
changed
recent
decades
scales
and
taxonomic
groups,
focusing
on
four
diversity
metrics:
species
richness,
temporal
turnover,
spatial
beta-diversity
abundance.
At
local
scales,
all
metrics
includes
many
examples
both
increases
declines
tends
to
be
centred
around
zero,
but
with
higher
prevalence
declining
trends
(increasing
similarity
composition
space
or
biotic
homogenization)
The
exception
this
pattern
changes
through
time
observed
most
assemblages.
Less
known
about
at
regional
although
several
studies
suggest
that
richness
are
more
prevalent
than
declines.
Change
global
scale
hardest
estimate
accurately,
extinction
rates
probably
outpacing
speciation
rates,
elevated.
Recognizing
variability
essential
accurately
portray
unfolding,
highlights
much
remains
unknown
magnitude
direction
multiple
different
scales.
Reducing
these
blind
spots
allow
appropriate
management
actions
deployed.
This
article
part
theme
issue
‘Detecting
attributing
causes
change:
needs,
gaps
solutions’.
Although
species
are
being
lost
at
alarming
rates,
previous
research
has
provided
conflicting
results
on
the
extent
and
even
direction
of
global
biodiversity
change
local
scale.
Here,
we
assessed
ability
to
detect
trends
using
richness
how
it
is
affected
by
number
monitoring
sites,
sampling
interval
(i.e.
time
between
original
survey
re‐survey
site),
measurement
error
(error
richness),
spatial
grain
(a
proxy
for
taxa
mobility)
biases
site‐selection
biases).
We
use
PREDICTS
model‐based
estimates
as
a
real‐world
distribution
randomly
selected
sites
calculate
trends.
found
that
while
network
with
hundreds
could
in
within
30‐year
period,
detecting
doubled
decade,
increased
10‐fold
three
years
yearly
were
undetectable.
Measurement
errors
had
non‐linear
effect
statistical
power,
1%
reducing
power
slight
margin
5%
drastically
reliably
any
trend.
The
was
also
related
grain,
making
harder
sampled
smaller
plot
sizes.
Spatial
not
only
reduced
negative
but
sometimes
yielded
positive
conclude
accurate
may
simply
be
unfeasible
current
approaches.
suggest
representative
implemented
national
level,
combined
models
accounting
biases,
can
help
improve
our
understanding
change.
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
15(1)
Опубликована: Апрель 29, 2024
Abstract
Agriculture
contributes
to
a
decline
in
local
species
diversity
and
above-
below-ground
biotic
homogenization.
Here,
we
conduct
continental
survey
using
1185
soil
samples
compare
microbial
communities
from
natural
ecosystems
(forest,
grassland,
wetland)
with
converted
agricultural
land.
We
combine
our
results
global
meta-analysis
of
available
sequencing
data
that
cover
more
than
2400
across
six
continents.
Our
combined
demonstrate
land
conversion
taxonomic
functional
homogenization
bacteria,
mainly
driven
by
the
increase
geographic
ranges
taxa
croplands.
find
20%
phylotypes
are
decreased
23%
increased
conversion,
croplands
enriched
Chloroflexi,
Gemmatimonadota,
Planctomycetota,
Myxcoccota
Latescibacterota
.
Although
there
is
no
significant
difference
composition
between
land,
genes
involved
nitrogen
fixation,
phosphorus
mineralization
transportation
depleted
cropland.
provide
insight
into
consequences
land-use
change
on
diversity.
Biological reviews/Biological reviews of the Cambridge Philosophical Society,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
98(4), С. 1388 - 1423
Опубликована: Апрель 18, 2023
ABSTRACT
Biotic
homogenisation
is
defined
as
decreasing
dissimilarity
among
ecological
assemblages
sampled
within
a
given
spatial
area
over
time.
differentiation,
in
turn,
increasing
Overall,
changes
the
dissimilarities
(termed
‘beta
diversity’)
an
increasingly
recognised
feature
of
broader
biodiversity
change
Anthropocene.
Empirical
evidence
biotic
and
differentiation
remains
scattered
across
different
ecosystems.
Most
meta‐analyses
quantify
prevalence
direction
beta
diversity,
rather
than
attempting
to
identify
underlying
drivers
such
changes.
By
conceptualising
mechanisms
that
contribute
or
composition
space,
environmental
managers
conservation
practitioners
can
make
informed
decisions
about
what
interventions
may
be
required
sustain
predict
potential
outcomes
future
disturbances.
We
systematically
reviewed
synthesised
published
empirical
for
terrestrial,
marine,
freshwater
realms
derive
conceptual
models
explain
diversity.
pursued
five
key
themes
our
review:
(
i
)
temporal
change;
ii
disturbance
regime;
iii
connectivity
alteration
species
redistribution;
iv
habitat
v
trophic
interactions.
Our
first
model
highlights
how
occur
function
local
(alpha)
diversity
regional
(gamma)
independently
invasions
losses
due
occurrence
assemblages.
Second,
magnitude
depends
on
interaction
between
variation
(patchiness)
(synchronicity)
events.
Third,
context
redistribution,
divergent
have
dispersal
characteristics,
associated
with
also
strongly
alpha
gamma
prior
invasion.
Fourth,
positively
linked
variability,
when
heterogeneity
decreases
increases,
respectively.
Fifth,
interactions
influence
via
modification,
disease,
consumption
(trophic
dynamics),
competition,
by
altering
ecosystem
productivity.
synthesis
multitude
cause
more
less
spatially
similar
(taxonomically,
functionally,
phylogenetically)
through
consider
studies
should
aim
enhance
collective
understanding
systems
clarifying
driving
focusing
only
reporting
per
se
.
Nature Ecology & Evolution,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
8(4), С. 739 - 751
Опубликована: Фев. 12, 2024
Abstract
Climate
change
and
habitat
loss
present
serious
threats
to
nature.
Yet,
due
a
lack
of
historical
land-use
data,
the
potential
for
baseline
conditions
interact
with
changing
climate
affect
biodiversity
remains
largely
unknown.
Here,
we
use
land
use,
data
species
observation
investigate
patterns
causes
in
Great
Britain.
We
show
that
anthropogenic
conversion
have
broadly
led
increased
richness,
biotic
homogenization
warmer-adapted
communities
British
birds,
butterflies
plants
over
long
term
(50+
years)
short
(20
years).
Biodiversity
was
found
be
determined
by
environmental
climate,
especially
shorter
timescales,
suggesting
recent
periods
could
reflect
an
inertia
derived
from
past
changes.
Climate–land-use
interactions
were
mostly
related
long-term
richness
beta
diversity
across
taxa.
Semi-natural
grasslands
(in
broad
sense,
including
meadows,
pastures,
lowland
upland
heathlands
open
wetlands)
associated
lower
rates
change,
while
their
contribution
national-level
doubled
term.
Our
findings
highlight
need
protect
restore
natural
semi-natural
habitats,
alongside
fuller
consideration
individual
species’
requirements
beyond
simple
measures
management
policy.
One Earth,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
3(4), С. 462 - 474
Опубликована: Окт. 1, 2020
Despite
conservation
commitments,
most
countries
still
lack
large-scale
biodiversity
monitoring
programs
to
track
progress
toward
agreed
targets.
Monitoring
program
design
is
frequently
approached
from
a
top-down,
data-centric
perspective
that
ignores
the
socio-cultural
context
of
data
collection.
A
rich
landscape
people
and
organizations,
with
diversity
motivations
expertise,
independently
engages
in
monitoring.
This
often
leads
complementarity
activities
across
places,
time
periods,
taxa.
In
this
Perspective,
we
propose
framework
for
aligning
different
efforts
realize
through
networked
stakeholders,
data,
schemes.
We
emphasize
value
integrating
independent
observations
conjunction
backbone
structured
core
monitoring,
thereby
fostering
broad
ownership
resilience
due
strong
partnership
science,
society,
policy,
individuals.
Furthermore,
identify
stakeholder-specific
barriers
incentives
foster
joint
collaboration
effective
Global Change Biology,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
27(5), С. 1097 - 1110
Опубликована: Дек. 16, 2020
Based
on
plant
occurrence
data
covering
all
parts
of
Germany,
we
investigated
changes
in
the
distribution
2136
species
between
1960
and
2017.
We
analyzed
29
million
records
over
an
area
~350,000
km
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
11(1)
Опубликована: Июль 31, 2020
Abstract
Long-term
time
series
have
provided
evidence
that
anthropogenic
pressures
can
threaten
lakes.
Yet
it
remains
unclear
how
and
the
extent
to
which
lake
biodiversity
has
changed
during
Anthropocene,
in
particular
for
microbes.
Here,
we
used
DNA
preserved
sediments
compare
modern
micro-eukaryotic
communities
with
those
from
end
of
19th
century,
i.e.,
before
acceleration
human
imprint
on
ecosystems.
Our
results
obtained
48
lakes
indicate
drastic
changes
composition
microbial
communities,
coupled
a
homogenization
their
diversity
between
Remote
high
elevation
were
globally
less
impacted
than
lowland
affected
by
local
activity.
All
functional
groups
(micro-algae,
parasites,
saprotrophs
consumers)
underwent
significant
diversity.
However,
show
effects
benefited
phototrophic
mixotrophic
species,
is
consistent
hypothesis
global
increase
primary
productivity
Ecology Letters,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
24(5), С. 1063 - 1072
Опубликована: Март 14, 2021
Abstract
The
last
two
decades
have
witnessed
unprecedented
changes
in
beta
diversity,
the
spatial
variation
species
composition,
from
local
to
global
scales.
However,
analytical
challenges
hampered
empirical
ecologists
quantifying
extinction
and
colonisation
processes
behind
these
changing
diversity
patterns.
Here,
we
develop
a
novel
numerical
method
additively
partition
temporal
into
components
that
reflect
extinctions
colonisations.
By
applying
this
datasets,
revealed
spatiotemporal
community
dynamics
were
otherwise
undetectable.
In
mature
forests,
found
resulted
tree
communities
becoming
more
spatially
heterogeneous,
while
colonisations
simultaneously
caused
them
homogenise.
coral
communities,
detected
non‐random
disassembly
reassembly
following
an
environmental
perturbation,
with
temporally
varying
balance
between
Partitioning
dynamic
underlie
can
provide
mechanistic
insights
organisation
of
biodiversity.