Understanding the multifaceted plant diversity and its maintenance mechanisms is crucial
for biodiversity conservation. Dam-induced water level fluctuations dramatically alter various …

Abstract Knowledge shortfalls of the evolutionary history of bony fishes hamper
phylogenetically informed conservation approaches. To direct future research efforts and …

Relationships between plant diversity and soil properties are important for restoring
ecosystem function to adapt climate change in drylands. Taxonomic, functional and …

Ecological literature offers a myriad of methods for quantifying β diversity. One such method
is determining BDtotal (BD), which, unlike other methods, can be decomposed into …

To effectively address biodiversity loss, it is essential to prioritize conservation efforts by
identifying areas of high conservation value. Ecological uniqueness is a valuable metric for …

Sustaining biodiversity is a priority for ecological restoration in degraded wetlands, and
biodiversity is an inherently multidimensional ecosystem property, as it includes genetic …

Understanding long‐term changes in fish diversity and community assembly rules is crucial
for freshwater conservation. Growing evidence indicates that studying functional and …

Na última década houve notável aumento no número de estudos buscando incorporar as
características funcionais das espécies na quantificação da diversidade das comunidades …

Patterns of species replacement and richness differences along environmental gradients or
ecoregions shed light on different ecological and evolutionary mechanisms acting on …

Globally, freshwater fish diversity is rapidly changing in response to land use change,
including urbanization. Time series of freshwater fish communities can help elucidate the …