Aim Predicting future changes in species richness in response to climate change is one of
the key challenges in biogeography and conservation ecology. Stacked species distribution …

Habitat restoration is an important tool for managing degraded ecosystems, yet the success
of restoration projects depends in part on adequately identifying preferred sites for …

Background: The combined analysis of species ranges allows the detection of overall
species richness patterns. As such, the reliability of richness maps is directly related to the …

Climate change, together with human activities, impacts on natural and human systems on
all continents and poses a major threat to biodiversity, especially in environments with a …

Climate refuges have been used by several species over historical climate change.
Ectothermic species often display good models for climate change studies because they are …

Abstract The Atlantic Forest and Cerrado (Brazilian Savannah) contain a large number of
endemic species and high species diversity, particularly for medium and large-bodied …

In both managed and unmanaged forests, termites are functionally important members of the
dead-wood-associated (saproxylic) insect community. However, little is known about …

The present study aimed to determine the number of cases of animal fascioliasis per district
in the southern littoral of Caspian Sea and to model suitable ecological niches for Fasciola …

Macroecology is now a successful approach to investigate ecological patterns, providing a
way to look at the natural systems “from a distance.” This scientific perspective focuses on …

The loss of freshwater fish habitats, exacerbated by climate change and dam constructions,
poses a critical environmental concern. The upper Yangtze River basin, noted for its …