Aim Understanding the processes underlying the distribution of species through space and
time is fundamental in several research fields spanning from ecology to spatial …

A simple, non-negotiable truth of ensuring success in the restoration of ecological engineers
(EE) and the functions they support is the need for the focal species to survive, grow and …

Increased urbanisation influences the morphometric traits of various species, often resulting
in urban individuals being smaller than their non-urban counterparts. Urbanisation can affect …

Global climate change is exacerbating biological invasions; however, the roles of genomic
and epigenomic variations and their interactions in future climate adaptation remain …

The trade of alien species as pets is increasingly recognized as a biosecurity risk due to
their intentional and accidental release into the wild. However, pets are often categorized as …

Background & Aim: In response to the rapid global change, a growing number of species
have been undergoing range shifts, which includes two main processes: one is the non …

Freshwater ecosystems face increasing pressures from human activities, leading to
degraded water quality and altered habitats for aquatic species. This study investigates the …

Accurately predicting the vulnerabilities of species to climate change requires a more
detailed understanding of the functional and life-history traits that make some species more …

Premise Whole‐genome duplication (WGD, polyploidization) has been identified as a driver
of genetic and phenotypic novelty, having pervasive consequences for the evolution of …

A new standard for assessing model credibility is developed. This standard consists of
parameter estimation, prediction error assessment, and a parameter sensitivity analysis that …