5 results for "Alexandre Uezu"
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Landscape heterogeneity buffers soundscape degradation in human-modified landscapes
Land-use intensification reshapes tropical landscapes, altering the spatial structure of habitats and affecting acoustically active biodiversity. We assessed how habitat amount and landscape heterogeneity jointly influence soundscapes in 72 Atlantic Forest landscapes spanning 5–85% native…
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Populations across bird species distribution ranges respond differently to habitat loss and fragmentation: implications for conservation strategies
Conservation strategies often assume uniform response to habitat loss and fragmentation among species. We investigated whether bird species' responses to habitat changes vary based on their distribution range and local environmental suitability. Additionally, we explored associations between…
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How Far Can Nature-Based Solutions Increase Water Supply Resilience to Climate Change in One of the Most Important Brazilian Watersheds?
Water resources are paramount for the maintenance of the Earth’s system equilibrium; however, they face various threats and need increased conservation and better management. To restore water resources, nature-based solutions can be applied. Nevertheless, it is unclear which solution promotes…
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Deforestation alters species interactions
Abstract Interspecific interactions are a major determinant of stability in ecological communities and are known to vary with biotic and abiotic conditions. Deforestation is the primary driver of the ongoing sixth mass extinction, yet its effect on species interactions remains largely unexplored…
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Ecological monitoring using Collembola metabarcoding with extremely low bycatch amplification
Collembola are used widely to monitor soil health and functional parameters. Recent developments in high throughput sequencing (especially metabarcoding) have substantially increased their potential for these ends. Collembola are especially amenable to metabarcoding because of their small size…