Anthropogenic climate change and invasive species are two of the greatest threats to
biodiversity, affecting the survival, fitness and distribution of many species around the globe …

Biomes are climatically and biotically distinctive macroecological units that formed over
geological time scales. Their features consolidate them as 'evolutionary scenarios', with their …

Large parts of the Pacific were thought to host low bee diversity. In Fiji alone, our recent
estimates of native bee diversity have rapidly increased by a factor of five (from 4 to> 22) …

The rapid decline of bee populations over the last decade is thought to be driven by a
combination of environmental change, habitat loss, invasive species, co-introduced disease …

Ancestral adaptations to tropical-like climates drive most multicellular biogeography and
macroecology. Observational studies suggest that this niche conservatism could also be …

Mustikasari D, Nuryanto A, Suryaningsih S. 2022. Phylogeography of Aplocheilus panchax
in Indonesia, with special focus on the Bangka Island population. Biodiversitas 23: 2035 …

There is substantial debate about the relative roles of climate change and human activities
on biodiversity and species demographies over the Holocene. In some cases, these two …

Communities that occupy similar environments but vary in the richness of closely related
species can illuminate how functional variation and species richness interact to fill …

Spatial variation in climatic conditions along elevation gradients provides an important
backdrop by which communities assemble and diversify. Lowland habitats tend to be …

Despite the high importance and risk of mountain ecosystems in global biodiversity
conservation, the mechanisms giving rise to and maintaining elevational biodiversity …