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Ecosphere: the Ecological Society of America's rapid-publication, open access journal.
Joined December 2016
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It’s finally out! Six years in the making 🥳 Excited to share our open-access study on how animal communities form at deep-sea vents 🌋 and sunken wood 🌿. Check it out:
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Rock or tadpole? The new August issue cover features Reed Ojala-Barbour’s shot of a coastal tailed frog tadpole blending in with its rocky streambed. Long-term research reveals how logging affects this PNW endemic over time. Find the issue here:
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The #OpenAccess study is available for anyone to read here, in @ESAEcosphere!
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Dams disrupt river networks by interrupting longitudinal transport of sediment and nutrients and obstructing the movement of aquatic organisms. Increasingly, water resource managers are looking for...
The ecology of an upstate New York stream rebounded to its natural state within three years after a small dam was removed, highlighting how quickly aquatic ecosystems can recover, according to a new study. Water resource managers are increasingly investigating removing dams to
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RT @TrickDEerie: 🚨 New paper alert!. We detail the MAMMOTH @SoIB_India effort, hoping that our analytical framework (and #OpenSource codeba….
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It is finally out my paper with @LizabelDM where we described an usual association between ocelots and common opossums in the Peruvian Amazon.
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Our July issue is here to lift your spirits, with a cover shot from a recent report describing the unlikely friendship between ocelots & opossums in the Amazon rainforest. Peruse the issue here:
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RT @ESA_org: Seeking Data Editors! Are you an ecologist or environmental scientist with a keen interest in open research? We're looking fo….
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RT @ESA_org: Our latest media tip sheet is out, with studies in @ESAMonographs, @ESAStewardship, @ESAApplications, @ESAEcosphere & @ESAEcol….
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Their #OpenAccess study is free for all to read here, in @ESAEcosphere !
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As fish populations face compounding pressures under climate change, highly modified rivers are receiving increasing research and conservation attention as important sites for restoration. Across...
Excited to share our new California WaterBlog post authored by RypelLab alum Lauren Hitt 🐟. This is a breakdown of our @ESAEcosphere paper describing natality dynamics of Putah Creek salmon. Habitat is everything y'all, and it takes a fully engaged community to generate it.
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The #OpenAccess study is available for all to read here, in @ESAEcosphere!
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Urban ecosystems can act as hotspots for diverse taxa, especially pollinators. However, it is not clear whether urban environments function as high-quality habitat as opposed to demographic sinks or...
Does tropical milkweed harm monarchs? Not so much, UC Davis study finds
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🚨New paper: "Dynamic environments generate geographic fluctuations in population structure of an inland shorebird" @ESAEcosphere #Birds #Ecology @UTRGVResearch @UTRGVNewsroom #isotope
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🆕 in our "Freshwater Ecology" track: Removing a small dam in the Hudson River basin quickly improved stream habitats and boosted diversity of aquatic animals. 📄Aquatic habitat response to small dam removal demonstrates recovery in three years.
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🆕in our #VegetationEcology track: Reduced insect damage boosted Platte thistle seeds, but seedlings stayed scarce—showing sites, not bugs, are key. 📄Microsite availability, not floral herbivory, limits recruitment in peripheral native thistle populations.
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RT @idiv: In the mountain villages of Portugal’s Peneda-Gerês National Park, centuries-old stone water tanks and irrigation channels may no….
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In Portugal’s Peneda-Gerês National Park, historic village water tanks provide a lifeline for amphibians
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RT @ESA_org: New media tip sheet! Check out recent research published in our journals, including:.🌺How old nursery catalogs predict invasiv….
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Our June issue cover is here! With a shot from @DLNarango & Straley's study of the value of native vs near-native vs non-native plants for insect wildlife. Browse the issue:
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Human-made water habitats such as centuries-old water tanks and fountains are key habitats for amphibians. Paper lead by @JoseValdezPhD in @ESAEcosphere. This work is special to me because it was carried out by students of the Nature Conservation course @UniHalle at #PNPG. 1/2🧵
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