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W. Goulding, Auteur ; P. T. Moss, Auteur ; C. A. McAlpine, AuteurHuman induced climate change is having a dramatic impact on global biodiversity and insular assemblages are particularly vulnerable. However, the cascading impacts of tropical cyclones on insular ecosystems are poorly understood and expected to [...]
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A. Etter, Auteur ; C. A. McAlpine, Auteur ; L. Seabrook, Auteur ; K. A. Wilson, AuteurLand use is a pervasive influence on most terrestrial ecosystems. Humans are converting natural ecosystems and appropriating an increasingly large portion of the net primary productivity of the Earth's ecosystems, leaving a rapidly expanding foo[...]
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R. Eisner, Auteur ; L. M. Seabrook, Auteur ; C. A. McAlpine, AuteurGlobal biodiversity loss is driven principally by the expansion of agriculture. This expansion has slowed over the last 50 years as agricultural production has intensified, largely through the use of petrochemical-based fertilisers. The mid-2000[...]
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C. A. McAlpine, Auteur ; T. A. Spies, Auteur ; P. Norman, Auteur ; A. Peterson, AuteurAs the area of the world's forests shrinks, the management of production forests is becoming increasingly paramount for biodiversity conservation. In the United States and Australia, public debate and controversy about the management of producti[...]
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J. V. Murray, Auteur ; S. Low Choy, Auteur ; C. A. McAlpine, Auteur ; H. P. Possingham, Auteur ; A. W. Goldizen, AuteurDetermining the ecologically relevant spatial scales for predicting species occurrences is an important concept when determining species-environment relationships. Therefore species distribution modelling should consider all ecologically relevan[...]
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B. Price, Auteur ; A. S. Kutt, Auteur ; C. A. McAlpine, AuteurTropical savannas are an important reservoir of global biodiversity. Australia's extensive savannas, although still largely intact, are experiencing substantial declines in terrestrial biodiversity due to a variety of interrelated effects of alt[...]
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C. A. McAlpine, Auteur ; M. E. Bowen, Auteur ; G. C. Smith, Auteur ; G. Gramotnev, Auteur ; A. G. Smith, Auteur ; A. Lo Cascio, Auteur ; W. Goulding, Auteur ; M. Maron, AuteurThe conversion of forested landscapes to agriculture commonly results in three main changes to landscape structure: forest loss, fragmentation, and the creation of novel habitats such as forest regrowth. Here we apply a landscape-level survey de[...]
