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2) AI-assisted analysis of scientific literature reached similar conclusions, highlighting potential gaps in habitat protection, expert assessments and the application of precautionary principles.
While this research highlights limitations in EIA reporting, it also proposes methods that use open data and technologies have the potential to strengthen existing reporting frameworks in large-scale projects. 🚂
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2) AI-assisted analysis of scientific literature reached similar conclusions, highlighting potential gaps in habitat protection, expert assessments and the application of precautionary principles.
While this research highlights limitations in EIA reporting, it also proposes methods that use open data and technologies have the potential to strengthen existing reporting frameworks in large-scale projects. 🚂
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2) AI-assisted analysis of scientific literature reached similar conclusions, highlighting potential gaps in habitat protection, expert assessments and the application of precautionary principles.
While this research highlights limitations in EIA reporting, it also proposes methods that use open data and technologies have the potential to strengthen existing reporting frameworks in large-scale projects. 🚂
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2) AI-assisted analysis of scientific literature reached similar conclusions, highlighting potential gaps in habitat protection, expert assessments and the application of precautionary principles.
While this research highlights limitations in EIA reporting, it also proposes methods that use open data and technologies have the potential to strengthen existing reporting frameworks in large-scale projects. 🚂
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2) AI-assisted analysis of scientific literature reached similar conclusions, highlighting potential gaps in habitat protection, expert assessments and the application of precautionary principles.
While this research highlights limitations in EIA reporting, it also proposes methods that use open data and technologies have the potential to strengthen existing reporting frameworks in large-scale projects. 🚂
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3) They found that the Jorō spider's range had expanded, potentially reaching parts of Canada and Mexico. Field surveys also found the invasive species accounting for a large proportion of spiders observed at study sites, potentially pointing to competition with native orb-weavers. 🔍
Read more: 🔗https://gbif.link/invasive-spiders
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3) They found that the Jorō spider's range had expanded, potentially reaching parts of Canada and Mexico. Field surveys also found the invasive species accounting for a large proportion of spiders observed at study sites, potentially pointing to competition with native orb-weavers. 🔍
Read more: 🔗https://gbif.link/invasive-spiders
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3) They found that the Jorō spider's range had expanded, potentially reaching parts of Canada and Mexico. Field surveys also found the invasive species accounting for a large proportion of spiders observed at study sites, potentially pointing to competition with native orb-weavers. 🔍
Read more: 🔗https://gbif.link/invasive-spiders
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3) They found that the Jorō spider's range had expanded, potentially reaching parts of Canada and Mexico. Field surveys also found the invasive species accounting for a large proportion of spiders observed at study sites, potentially pointing to competition with native orb-weavers. 🔍
Read more: 🔗https://gbif.link/invasive-spiders
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3) They found that the Jorō spider's range had expanded, potentially reaching parts of Canada and Mexico. Field surveys also found the invasive species accounting for a large proportion of spiders observed at study sites, potentially pointing to competition with native orb-weavers. 🔍
Read more: 🔗https://gbif.link/invasive-spiders
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2) The findings suggest that natural selection acting on important functional genes (not major chromosome changes) may help drive reproductive isolation and adaptation to different environments. 🏜️
Read more: 🔗https://www.gbif.org/data-use/3BGf6Rmcl0iKukFUJaMaAK/what-tortoises-taught-us-about-speciation
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2) The findings suggest that natural selection acting on important functional genes (not major chromosome changes) may help drive reproductive isolation and adaptation to different environments. 🏜️
Read more: 🔗https://www.gbif.org/data-use/3BGf6Rmcl0iKukFUJaMaAK/what-tortoises-taught-us-about-speciation
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2) The findings suggest that natural selection acting on important functional genes (not major chromosome changes) may help drive reproductive isolation and adaptation to different environments. 🏜️
Read more: 🔗https://www.gbif.org/data-use/3BGf6Rmcl0iKukFUJaMaAK/what-tortoises-taught-us-about-speciation
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2) The findings suggest that natural selection acting on important functional genes (not major chromosome changes) may help drive reproductive isolation and adaptation to different environments. 🏜️
Read more: 🔗https://www.gbif.org/data-use/3BGf6Rmcl0iKukFUJaMaAK/what-tortoises-taught-us-about-speciation
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2) The findings suggest that natural selection acting on important functional genes (not major chromosome changes) may help drive reproductive isolation and adaptation to different environments. 🏜️
Read more: 🔗https://www.gbif.org/data-use/3BGf6Rmcl0iKukFUJaMaAK/what-tortoises-taught-us-about-speciation
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2) As climate change alters fire regimes, understanding which species are most adaptable will be increasingly important for predicting and protecting the future of savannah ecosystems. 🌱
Want more? Read about this and 49 other incredible stories using GBIF-mediated data in the #ScienceReview: 🔗https://gbif.link/SR13
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2) As climate change alters fire regimes, understanding which species are most adaptable will be increasingly important for predicting and protecting the future of savannah ecosystems. 🌱
Want more? Read about this and 49 other incredible stories using GBIF-mediated data in the #ScienceReview: 🔗https://gbif.link/SR13
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2) As climate change alters fire regimes, understanding which species are most adaptable will be increasingly important for predicting and protecting the future of savannah ecosystems. 🌱
Want more? Read about this and 49 other incredible stories using GBIF-mediated data in the #ScienceReview: 🔗https://gbif.link/SR13
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2) As climate change alters fire regimes, understanding which species are most adaptable will be increasingly important for predicting and protecting the future of savannah ecosystems. 🌱
Want more? Read about this and 49 other incredible stories using GBIF-mediated data in the #ScienceReview: 🔗https://gbif.link/SR13
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2) As climate change alters fire regimes, understanding which species are most adaptable will be increasingly important for predicting and protecting the future of savannah ecosystems. 🌱
Want more? Read about this and 49 other incredible stories using GBIF-mediated data in the #ScienceReview: 🔗https://gbif.link/SR13
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🌱 Fresh off the press: 📖 Introducing the latest edition of the GBIF #ScienceReview! ✨
Science Review No. 13 is a collection of 50 summaries of peer-reviewed scientific papers across 16 topics from the past year. To celebrate 25 years of GBIF, our special section is dedicated to highlighting some of the most impactful research from across our history.🦎
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🌱 Fresh off the press: 📖 Introducing the latest edition of the GBIF #ScienceReview! ✨
Science Review No. 13 is a collection of 50 summaries of peer-reviewed scientific papers across 16 topics from the past year. To celebrate 25 years of GBIF, our special section is dedicated to highlighting some of the most impactful research from across our history.🦎
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🌱 Fresh off the press: 📖 Introducing the latest edition of the GBIF #ScienceReview! ✨
Science Review No. 13 is a collection of 50 summaries of peer-reviewed scientific papers across 16 topics from the past year. To celebrate 25 years of GBIF, our special section is dedicated to highlighting some of the most impactful research from across our history.🦎
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🌱 Fresh off the press: 📖 Introducing the latest edition of the GBIF #ScienceReview! ✨
Science Review No. 13 is a collection of 50 summaries of peer-reviewed scientific papers across 16 topics from the past year. To celebrate 25 years of GBIF, our special section is dedicated to highlighting some of the most impactful research from across our history.🦎
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🌱 Fresh off the press: 📖 Introducing the latest edition of the GBIF #ScienceReview! ✨
Science Review No. 13 is a collection of 50 summaries of peer-reviewed scientific papers across 16 topics from the past year. To celebrate 25 years of GBIF, our special section is dedicated to highlighting some of the most impactful research from across our history.🦎
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2) These changes could also affect important ecosystem processes, such as plant feeding and decomposition.🐛
Read more about this study: 🔗https://gbif.link/tropical-arthropods
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2) These changes could also affect important ecosystem processes, such as plant feeding and decomposition.🐛
Read more about this study: 🔗https://gbif.link/tropical-arthropods
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2) These changes could also affect important ecosystem processes, such as plant feeding and decomposition.🐛
Read more about this study: 🔗https://gbif.link/tropical-arthropods
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2) These changes could also affect important ecosystem processes, such as plant feeding and decomposition.🐛
Read more about this study: 🔗https://gbif.link/tropical-arthropods
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2) These changes could also affect important ecosystem processes, such as plant feeding and decomposition.🐛
Read more about this study: 🔗https://gbif.link/tropical-arthropods
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2) Under future high-emissions scenarios, more than half of the species are projected to lose suitable habitat and shift northwards, with conifer-associated fungi facing the greatest risks.
Read more about the dynamics of ECM and tree interactions: 🔗https://gbif.link/ECM-fungi
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2) Under future high-emissions scenarios, more than half of the species are projected to lose suitable habitat and shift northwards, with conifer-associated fungi facing the greatest risks.
Read more about the dynamics of ECM and tree interactions: 🔗https://gbif.link/ECM-fungi
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2) Under future high-emissions scenarios, more than half of the species are projected to lose suitable habitat and shift northwards, with conifer-associated fungi facing the greatest risks.
Read more about the dynamics of ECM and tree interactions: 🔗https://gbif.link/ECM-fungi
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2) Under future high-emissions scenarios, more than half of the species are projected to lose suitable habitat and shift northwards, with conifer-associated fungi facing the greatest risks.
Read more about the dynamics of ECM and tree interactions: 🔗https://gbif.link/ECM-fungi
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2) Under future high-emissions scenarios, more than half of the species are projected to lose suitable habitat and shift northwards, with conifer-associated fungi facing the greatest risks.
Read more about the dynamics of ECM and tree interactions: 🔗https://gbif.link/ECM-fungi
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2) 🔎 While Australia has some of the world's strongest biosecurity measures, domestic trade of native wildlife remains an under-recognized pathway for biological invasions.
Read more: 🔗https://gbif.link/neqgQ
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2) 🔎 While Australia has some of the world's strongest biosecurity measures, domestic trade of native wildlife remains an under-recognized pathway for biological invasions.
Read more: 🔗https://gbif.link/neqgQ
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2) 🔎 While Australia has some of the world's strongest biosecurity measures, domestic trade of native wildlife remains an under-recognized pathway for biological invasions.
Read more: 🔗https://gbif.link/neqgQ
#ScienceReview -
2) 🔎 While Australia has some of the world's strongest biosecurity measures, domestic trade of native wildlife remains an under-recognized pathway for biological invasions.
Read more: 🔗https://gbif.link/neqgQ
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2) 🔎 While Australia has some of the world's strongest biosecurity measures, domestic trade of native wildlife remains an under-recognized pathway for biological invasions.
Read more: 🔗https://gbif.link/neqgQ
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2) From this, they identified the regions of the richest orchid diversity, where new lineages emerged and how orchids spread geographically over time.
The study highlights Costa Rica and Panama as major centres of orchid diversification, where mountainous landscapes and tropical climates created conditions that accelerated the emergence of new lineages. ⛰️☀️
Read more: https://gbif.link/wWi2T
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2) From this, they identified the regions of the richest orchid diversity, where new lineages emerged and how orchids spread geographically over time.
The study highlights Costa Rica and Panama as major centres of orchid diversification, where mountainous landscapes and tropical climates created conditions that accelerated the emergence of new lineages. ⛰️☀️
Read more: https://gbif.link/wWi2T
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2) From this, they identified the regions of the richest orchid diversity, where new lineages emerged and how orchids spread geographically over time.
The study highlights Costa Rica and Panama as major centres of orchid diversification, where mountainous landscapes and tropical climates created conditions that accelerated the emergence of new lineages. ⛰️☀️
Read more: https://gbif.link/wWi2T
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2) From this, they identified the regions of the richest orchid diversity, where new lineages emerged and how orchids spread geographically over time.
The study highlights Costa Rica and Panama as major centres of orchid diversification, where mountainous landscapes and tropical climates created conditions that accelerated the emergence of new lineages. ⛰️☀️
Read more: https://gbif.link/wWi2T
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2) From this, they identified the regions of the richest orchid diversity, where new lineages emerged and how orchids spread geographically over time.
The study highlights Costa Rica and Panama as major centres of orchid diversification, where mountainous landscapes and tropical climates created conditions that accelerated the emergence of new lineages. ⛰️☀️
Read more: https://gbif.link/wWi2T
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🦑 Rough seas ahead for commercial squid species
Greenhouse gases are expected to alter ocean properties, but a recent study hypothesized that squids may benefit from climate change through expanded ranges and abundances. 🔎
Researchers modeled distributions for 12 squid species using GBIF, OBIS and climate data, but results showed regional variation across species.
Read more: 🔗https://gbif.link/science_review_no.12
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🦑 Rough seas ahead for commercial squid species
Greenhouse gases are expected to alter ocean properties, but a recent study hypothesized that squids may benefit from climate change through expanded ranges and abundances. 🔎
Researchers modeled distributions for 12 squid species using GBIF, OBIS and climate data, but results showed regional variation across species.
Read more: 🔗https://gbif.link/science_review_no.12
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🦑 Rough seas ahead for commercial squid species
Greenhouse gases are expected to alter ocean properties, but a recent study hypothesized that squids may benefit from climate change through expanded ranges and abundances. 🔎
Researchers modeled distributions for 12 squid species using GBIF, OBIS and climate data, but results showed regional variation across species.
Read more: 🔗https://gbif.link/science_review_no.12
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🦑 Rough seas ahead for commercial squid species
Greenhouse gases are expected to alter ocean properties, but a recent study hypothesized that squids may benefit from climate change through expanded ranges and abundances. 🔎
Researchers modeled distributions for 12 squid species using GBIF, OBIS and climate data, but results showed regional variation across species.
Read more: 🔗https://gbif.link/science_review_no.12
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🦑 Rough seas ahead for commercial squid species
Greenhouse gases are expected to alter ocean properties, but a recent study hypothesized that squids may benefit from climate change through expanded ranges and abundances. 🔎
Researchers modeled distributions for 12 squid species using GBIF, OBIS and climate data, but results showed regional variation across species.
Read more: 🔗https://gbif.link/science_review_no.12
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Seed-ccessful evolutionary tactics attract birds for seed dispersal 🐦👀
A recent study explored how flowering plant species 🌻 use seed mimicry to attract bird dispersers, revealing that seed mimicry was most commonly observed in tropical regions, especially on coasts and islands. 🏝️
Researchers propose that plants follow an “energy reallocation strategy,” investing in visual cues rather than nutrition to attract birds.🦜
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Seed-ccessful evolutionary tactics attract birds for seed dispersal 🐦👀
A recent study explored how flowering plant species 🌻 use seed mimicry to attract bird dispersers, revealing that seed mimicry was most commonly observed in tropical regions, especially on coasts and islands. 🏝️
Researchers propose that plants follow an “energy reallocation strategy,” investing in visual cues rather than nutrition to attract birds.🦜
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Seed-ccessful evolutionary tactics attract birds for seed dispersal 🐦👀
A recent study explored how flowering plant species 🌻 use seed mimicry to attract bird dispersers, revealing that seed mimicry was most commonly observed in tropical regions, especially on coasts and islands. 🏝️
Researchers propose that plants follow an “energy reallocation strategy,” investing in visual cues rather than nutrition to attract birds.🦜
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Seed-ccessful evolutionary tactics attract birds for seed dispersal 🐦👀
A recent study explored how flowering plant species 🌻 use seed mimicry to attract bird dispersers, revealing that seed mimicry was most commonly observed in tropical regions, especially on coasts and islands. 🏝️
Researchers propose that plants follow an “energy reallocation strategy,” investing in visual cues rather than nutrition to attract birds.🦜
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Seed-ccessful evolutionary tactics attract birds for seed dispersal 🐦👀
A recent study explored how flowering plant species 🌻 use seed mimicry to attract bird dispersers, revealing that seed mimicry was most commonly observed in tropical regions, especially on coasts and islands. 🏝️
Researchers propose that plants follow an “energy reallocation strategy,” investing in visual cues rather than nutrition to attract birds.🦜
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Hello from #LivingData2025!👋
💙 Come chat to our friendly team at the GBIF booth and pick up some stickers, postcards or a copy of the GBIF #ScienceReview!
If you're up for a challenge, test your knowledge with our GBIF quiz! 👀
We'll be here every day of the conference!
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Hello from #LivingData2025!👋
💙 Come chat to our friendly team at the GBIF booth and pick up some stickers, postcards or a copy of the GBIF #ScienceReview!
If you're up for a challenge, test your knowledge with our GBIF quiz! 👀
We'll be here every day of the conference!
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Hello from #LivingData2025!👋
💙 Come chat to our friendly team at the GBIF booth and pick up some stickers, postcards or a copy of the GBIF #ScienceReview!
If you're up for a challenge, test your knowledge with our GBIF quiz! 👀
We'll be here every day of the conference!
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Hello from #LivingData2025!👋
💙 Come chat to our friendly team at the GBIF booth and pick up some stickers, postcards or a copy of the GBIF #ScienceReview!
If you're up for a challenge, test your knowledge with our GBIF quiz! 👀
We'll be here every day of the conference!
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Hello from #LivingData2025!👋
💙 Come chat to our friendly team at the GBIF booth and pick up some stickers, postcards or a copy of the GBIF #ScienceReview!
If you're up for a challenge, test your knowledge with our GBIF quiz! 👀
We'll be here every day of the conference!