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Diversity, Volume 7, Issue 4

December 2015 - 3 articles

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Articles (3)

  • Article
  • Open Access
9 Citations
7,992 Views
12 Pages

FactorsR: An RWizard Application for Identifying the Most Likely Causal Factors in Controlling Species Richness

  • Cástor Guisande,
  • Juergen Heine,
  • Emilio García-Roselló,
  • Jacinto González-Dacosta,
  • Baltasar J. García Perez-Schofield,
  • Luis González-Vilas,
  • Antonio Vaamonde and
  • Jorge M. Lobo

16 November 2015

We herein present FactorsR, an RWizard application which provides tools for the identification of the most likely causal factors significantly correlated with species richness, and for depicting on a map the species richness predicted by a Support Ve...

  • Article
  • Open Access
17 Citations
9,304 Views
25 Pages

3 November 2015

Using biological fertilizers and pesticides based on beneficial soil microbes in order to reduce mineral fertilizers and chemical pesticides in conventional agriculture is still a matter of debate. In this regard, a European research project seeks to...

  • Article
  • Open Access
14 Citations
9,054 Views
18 Pages

Predicting Future European Breeding Distributions of British Seabird Species under Climate Change and Unlimited/No Dispersal Scenarios

  • Deborah J.F. Russell,
  • Sarah Wanless,
  • Yvonne C. Collingham,
  • Brian Huntley and
  • Keith C. Hamer

2 November 2015

Understanding which traits make species vulnerable to climatic change and predicting future distributions permits conservation efforts to be focused on the most vulnerable species and the most appropriate sites. Here, we combine climate envelope mode...

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