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Ecological Applications, 1993
Ecological phenomena are evident over a broad spectrum of space and time scales. Ecotones, being defined as zones of transition between adjacent ecological systems, also must occur over an equally broad spectrum of space and time scales. Scale—dependent constraints influence ecological phenomena and resulting zones of transition; however, in ...
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Ecological phenomena are evident over a broad spectrum of space and time scales. Ecotones, being defined as zones of transition between adjacent ecological systems, also must occur over an equally broad spectrum of space and time scales. Scale—dependent constraints influence ecological phenomena and resulting zones of transition; however, in ...
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GeoHumanities, 2021
This article is a critical reflection upon Interim—a project I undertook at Srishti Institute of Art, Design and Technology in Bangalore.
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This article is a critical reflection upon Interim—a project I undertook at Srishti Institute of Art, Design and Technology in Bangalore.
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Journal of Biogeography, 2019
Most studies focusing on the alpine tree line responses to climate warming have used either the tree densification within the ecotone or its elevational upshift as indicators.
T. Feuillet +5 more
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Most studies focusing on the alpine tree line responses to climate warming have used either the tree densification within the ecotone or its elevational upshift as indicators.
T. Feuillet +5 more
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2017
A sustainable and holistic management approach—Ecotonal Networks (ENTs)—is proposed to preserve the internal hydrologic connectivity of the entire catchment. Its application to wetland habitats is discussed within the theoretical framework of Resilience Theory.
Gianluca Polgar, Zeehan Jaafar
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A sustainable and holistic management approach—Ecotonal Networks (ENTs)—is proposed to preserve the internal hydrologic connectivity of the entire catchment. Its application to wetland habitats is discussed within the theoretical framework of Resilience Theory.
Gianluca Polgar, Zeehan Jaafar
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Analyzing Historic Ecotonal Shifts
Ecological Applications, 1993Complex chains of mutual causation in human—environment relations may be analyzed by tracing past human interaction with the environment at the global, regional, and local scales. Historical analogues can be effectively employed to model the range of potential climate anywhere in the world.
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Evidence on ecotone concepts from switch, environmental and anthropogenic ecotones
Journal of Vegetation Science, 2000Abstract. Four contrasting ecotones were sampled to address three questions: (1) Are there ‘ecotonal’ species, (2) Do ecotones possess higher (or lower) species richness than the adjacent communities? and (3) Are exotic species more likely to occur in ecotones?
Kelvin M. Lloyd +5 more
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2021
How to design the metropolis of the future? How to face urban expansion and at the same time make sure that both, cities as well as peripheries and surrounding areas – becoming increasingly interconnected – o!er an environment worth living? In this article the authors put forward a vision for the urban fringe of Berlin as a Metropolitan Ecotone between
Tischer, Stefan, Wall, Alex
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How to design the metropolis of the future? How to face urban expansion and at the same time make sure that both, cities as well as peripheries and surrounding areas – becoming increasingly interconnected – o!er an environment worth living? In this article the authors put forward a vision for the urban fringe of Berlin as a Metropolitan Ecotone between
Tischer, Stefan, Wall, Alex
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