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  1. Scientists removed kangaroo rats from desert plots for 13 years, revealing how the rodents shape vegetation in the Chihuahuan Desert | World News

    PC: Connor Long/Wikipedia In the Chihuahuan Desert, kangaroo rats play an important role in shaping vegetation. Between 1977…
    #NewsBeep #News #Environment #AU #Australia #ChihuahuanDesert #environmentalconditions #grassabundance #kangaroorats #plantcover #rodentspecies #Science #speciesdiversity #vegetationchanges
    newsbeep.com/au/896236/

  2. europesays.com/dk/121658/ Bumblebees near Helsinki changed fast over 19 years, with more species and warmer-climate visitors, and scientists say climate may matter more than urban growth | #Bumblebees #ClimateChange #Finland #helsinki #PollinatorNetworks #SpeciesDiversity #UrbanEcology

  3. Yanlong Li et al. examined shift in #SpeciesDiversity, plant density, and community structure in both #SoilSeedBanks and aboveground vegetation in grasslands grazed by three livestock species under #AdaptiveGrazing management.

    #Semi_aridSteppe | #CommunityComposition

    doi.org/10.1093/jpe/rtaf036

  4. The #park of #CharlottenburgPalace #Berlin is #historically and #biologically significant. The #baroque #garden was first laid out in 1697 by landscape architect #SiméonGodeau, based on French models. Today's #naturalarea behind it is a haven of #biodiversity. In his article on #pioneeringresearch about Berlin's #urbanbiodiversity, G. Popkin (2023) summarizes the increasing interest in #speciesdiversity in #Berlin.

    © #StefanFWirth Berlin 2025

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    science.org/content/article/pi

    #Photos
    © S.F. Wirth

  5. New publication: Quantifying the contribution of community trait mean and diversity to ecosystem functioning. #biodiversity #speciesdiversity #ecosystemfunctions
    doi.org/10.1002/oik.11027

  6. #Urbanparks, here #Rehberge park #Berlin, can be areas of high #speciesdiversity, despite the large #city conditions. However, parks do not only host urban #biodiversity, but also fulfill diverse #humanneeds. G. Csomós et al. (2023) conducted surveys about the use and perception of #innercity #parks in #Budapest, highlighting parks, i.a., as important for #socialinteractions.

    © #StefanFWirth Berlin May 2025

    Reference
    G. Csomós et al. (2023) doi.org/10.1016/j.ufug.2023.12

    #Photo: © S.F. Wirth, 2025

  7. Species seen in 1 cubic ft of coral reef during 24 hrs. French, Polynesia. Source: Natural History Mag. 2024 Issue 7. Artist David Littsschwager.
    #speciesdiversity

  8. 🌳 The current draft of the new Federal Forest Act threatens us with more clear-cutting as far as the eye can see. The federal government is missing a historic moment to save our #forests. We are dismayed!
    #BWaldG #climatecrisis #speciesdiversity

  9. A newly discovered sea creature species, Clavelina ossipandae, features panda-like markings and a skeleton-like body. Measuring less than an inch (2 centimeters), it gained attention online in 2017 and was dubbed the "Skeleton Panda Sea Squirt." Researchers confirmed its status as a new species through morphology and DNA analysis.

    The white parts resemble blood vessels, while black markings on the head resemble a panda's eyes and nose. The scientific name reflects its skeletal and panda-like features: Clavelina for its genus, ossi for "bone," and pandae for its panda-like markings.

    #NewSpecies #SeaCreatureDiscovery #SkeletonPandaSeaSquirt #ClavelinaOssipandae #ScienceResearch #MarineBiology #PandaMarkings #SkeletonBody #OkinawaDiscovery #SpeciesDiversity

  10. Este año se llevará a cabo el primer Congreso Panamericano de especies acuáticas invasoras y no-nativas, de forma remota del 14 al 18 de octubre 2024

    The 1st Panamerican Congress on invasive and non-native aquatic species will take place virtually from October 14 to 18, 2024.

    #biology #speciesdistribution #speciesdiversity #species #vertebrate #invertebrate #mollusk #fish

  11. Species diversity may depend on their similarities, not their differences. A new theory suggests that species coexist by sharing traits that allow them to exploit the same resources, such as food and habitat. The theory challenges the traditional view that species diversity is driven by niche differentiation or the ability to avoid competition.

    #SpeciesDiversity #TraitSimilarity #NicheDifferentiation quantamagazine.org/the-key-to-

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