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Abstract Interactions between climate change and anthropogenic stressors such as poor water quality and habitat degradation have had deleterious consequences for freshwater biodiversity, enhancing the spread of non-native species tolerant of a range of conditions, while reducing the resilience of native species. Analysis of freshwater
David Dudgeon, Jia Huan Liew
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Homogenocene: Defining the Age of Bio-cultural Devastation (1493–Present)
Abstract The entrance into the Anthropocene Epoch has pushed historians and social scientists to reconsider human history through new lenses and along an entirely different timeline. For historians, the notion of the Anthropocene can be seen as an overarching category superimposed on the usual chronological ...
Daniele Conversi, Lorenzo Posocco
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Data-mining methodology and sources for spatial and temporal analyses of native and non-native ...
Dudgeon, David, Liew, Jia Huan
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Preface: aquatic homogenocene—understanding the era of biological re-shuffling in aquatic ecosystems [PDF]
Andre Andrian Padial +2 more
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R script used for the analyses described in ESM file ...
Dudgeon, David, Liew, Jia Huan
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Correction to: Homogenocene: Defining the Age of Bio-cultural Devastation (1493–Present)
Daniele Conversi, Lorenzo Posocco
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Fossil Health: Deconstructing the Health and Energy Relationship to Reimagine a Viable Future. [PDF]
Vivas L, Cash-Gibson L, Chiabai A.
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Cities at Sea: Coastal Urbanization Generates Local Biodiversity Hotspots but Homogenizes Marine Fish Communities Regionally. [PDF]
Macé B +12 more
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