Terrestrial ecosystems encompass a vast and vital component of Earth's biodiversity and
ecosystem services. The effect of increased anthropogenic dominance on terrestrial …

The intersection of macroecology and macroevolution is one of today's most active research
in biology. In the last decade, we have witnessed a steady increment of macroecological …

Mountainous areas host a disproportionately large fraction of Earth's biodiversity, suggesting
a causal relationship between mountain building and biological diversification. Mountain …

Aim The latitudinal diversity gradient (LDG) is a well‐explored biogeographical pattern, yet
regional differences across geographical and geomorphological areas have been poorly …

By the end of this century, human-induced climate change and habitat loss may drastically
reduce biodiversity, with expected effects on many amphibian lineages. One of these effects …

Evolution proceeds unevenly across the tree of life, with some lineages accumulating
diversity more rapidly than others. Explaining this disparity is challenging as similar …

The diverse biotas of the world's mountains face a challenging future due to increasing
threats like climate change, land-use change, and biological invasions, the last being …

Shifts between native and alien climatic niches pose a major challenge for predicting
biological invasions. This is particularly true for insular species because geophysical …

A key question about macroevolutionary speciation rates is whether they are controlled by
microevolutionary processes operating at the population level. For example, does spatial …

We used nuclear genomic data and statistical models to evaluate the ecological and
evolutionary processes sha** spatial variation in species richness in Calochortus …