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How expansive were Malagasy Central Highland forests, ericoids, woodlands and grasslands? A multidisciplinary approach to a conservation conundrum
Madagascar is the world's highest profile conservation priority. Yet the natural habitat of its
largest biome, the 200,000 km 2 Malagasy Central Highlands (MCH) remains one of the …
largest biome, the 200,000 km 2 Malagasy Central Highlands (MCH) remains one of the …
A review of Madagascar's derived grasslands: Low palatability following anthropogenic fires may threaten food security
Societal Impact Statement The 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference
emphasised the need to modify practices that negatively impact biodiversity and food …
emphasised the need to modify practices that negatively impact biodiversity and food …
Fire incongruities can explain widespread landscape degradation in Madagascar's forests and grasslands
Societal Impact Statement The relationship between rainfall, fire and habitat can display
incongruencies. The 2021 Malagasy Grassy Biomes Workshop identified understanding fire …
incongruencies. The 2021 Malagasy Grassy Biomes Workshop identified understanding fire …
Madagascar's grassy biomes are ancient and there is much to learn about their ecology and evolution
For most of the 20th century, the hypothesis was accepted that Madagascar's extensive
grass‐dominated ecosystems were of anthropogenic origin, carved out of pristine forests …
grass‐dominated ecosystems were of anthropogenic origin, carved out of pristine forests …
The unlikely 'antiquity of Madagascar's grasslands': Disproportionately forest‐limited endemic fauna support anthropogenic transformation from woodland
Papers arguing for Malagasy central highlands (MCH) as natural grassland rely
disproportionally on a single reference (Bond et al. 2008, The antiquity of Madagascar's …
disproportionally on a single reference (Bond et al. 2008, The antiquity of Madagascar's …
Tip** points induced by palaeo-human impacts can explain presence of savannah in Malagasy and global systems where forest is expected
Models aimed at understanding C4-savannah distribution for Australia, Africa and South
America support transition to forest at high mean annual precipitation (MAP), and savannah …
America support transition to forest at high mean annual precipitation (MAP), and savannah …
Co-evolution assists geographic dispersal: the case of Madagascar
Interspecific associations may limit the dispersal of individual species, but may also facilitate
it when entire co-evolved systems expand their geographic ranges. We tested the recent …
it when entire co-evolved systems expand their geographic ranges. We tested the recent …
The evolutionary history of sedges (Cyperaceae) in Madagascar
Aim Madagascar is renowned for its unparalleled biodiversity and endemism. With many
ecosystems under threat, research is urgently needed on its unique plant diversity. This …
ecosystems under threat, research is urgently needed on its unique plant diversity. This …
The slow downwearing of Madagascar: Inferring patterns and controls on long‐term basin‐averaged erosion rates from in situ 10Be at the catchment and regional …
Cosmogenic nuclide analysis of river sediment provides insight into catchment‐wide erosion
rates and dynamics. Here, we investigate spatial patterns and controls on 10Be‐inferred …
rates and dynamics. Here, we investigate spatial patterns and controls on 10Be‐inferred …
Commentary: The role of palaeoecology in reconciling biodiversity conservation, livelihoods, and carbon storage in Madagascar
Currently, 80% of Madagascar is treeless grassland. Identifying lost savanna woodland and
grassland, forest, and heathland before pastoralism was introduced circa 0.5-1 ka (Hixon et …
grassland, forest, and heathland before pastoralism was introduced circa 0.5-1 ka (Hixon et …