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Eleanor M. Slade, Auteur ; Darren J. Mann, Auteur ; Owen T. Lewis, AuteurA key challenge for tropical conservation biologists is to assess how forest management practices affect biodiversity and associated ecosystem functions. Dung beetles (Scarabaeidae: Scarabaeinae) provide an ideal focal guild for such studies. We[...]
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Charles J. Marsh, Auteur ; Owen T. Lewis, Auteur ; Ishaka Said, Auteur ; Robert M. Ewers, AuteurThe Comoro Islands are a hotspot of endemicity and are of global conservation importance. However, despite rapid and ongoing loss of the remaining natural forest habitats, no terrestrial protected areas have been established. Here, we investigat[...]
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Eleanor M. Slade, Auteur ; Darren J. Mann, Auteur ; Jerome F. Villanueva, Auteur ; Owen T. Lewis, Auteur1. Much of the literature on the relationship between species richness or functional group richness and measures of ecosystem function focuses on a restricted set of ecosystem function measures and taxonomic groups. Few such studies have been ca[...]
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Vojtech Novotny, Auteur ; Scott E. Miller, Auteur ; Leontine Baje, Auteur ; Solomon Balagawi, Auteur ; Yves Basset, Auteur ; Lukas Cizek, Auteur ; Kathleen J. Craft, Auteur ; Francesca Dem, Auteur ; Richard A. I. Drew, Auteur ; Jiri Hulcr, Auteur ; Jan Leps, Auteur ; Owen T. Lewis, Auteur ; Rapo Pokon, Auteur ; Alan J. A. Stewart, Auteur ; G. Allan Samuelson, Auteur ; George D. Weiblen, AuteurP>1. The extent to which plant-herbivore feeding interactions are specialized is key to understand the processes maintaining the diversity of both tropical forest plants and their insect herbivores. However, studies documenting the full complexi[...]
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Sarah A. Beynon, Auteur ; Darren J. Mann, Auteur ; Eleanor M. Slade, Auteur ; Owen T. Lewis, AuteurMany studies document high levels of functional redundancy in ecosystems, suggesting that species extinctions will not be detrimental to ecosystem functions and services. However, apparently redundant taxa may prove critical for sustaining ecosy[...]
