Publications françaises liées au GBIF
Jamaai J,
Taheri A,
Ballesteros-Mejia L,
Ahmed D,
Bang A,
Diagne C,
Courchamp F,
Angulo E,
(2024)
Biological invasions and their potential economic costs in Morocco
Research Square
Abstract Biological invasions pose substantial economic threats globally, yet detailed cost assessments for many Global South nations, especially in Africa, remain scarce. This study presents the first comprehensive breakdown of the potential costs of biological invasions in Morocco. We iden…
Keywords :Biological invasions,
Economic impacts,
InvaCost,
Invasive species,
Management strategies,
Morocco,
Chowdhury S,
Hawladar N,
Roy R,
Capinha C,
Cassey P,
Correia R,
Gywa G,
Di Marco M,
Di Minin E,
Jarić I,
Ladle R,
Lenoir J,
Momeny M,
Rinne J,
Roll U,
Bonn A,
(2024)
Harnessing social media data to track species range shifts
EcoEvoRxiv
Biodiversity monitoring programs and citizen science data remain heavily biased towards the Global North. Incorporating social media data can complement existing gaps, especially in megadiverse countries with limited records, but whether such data can significantly improve our understanding of range…
Nekrasova O,
Pupins M,
Marushchak O,
Tytar V,
Martinez-Silvestre A,
Škute A,
Čeirāns A,
Theissinger K,
Georges J,
(2024)
Present and future distribution of the European pond turtle versus seven exotic freshwater turtles, with a focus on Eastern Europe
Scientific Reports
Freshwater turtles are often used as terrarium pets, especially juveniles of exotic species. At the adult stage they are often released by their owners into the wild despite their high invasion potential. In Europe these thermophilic potentially invasive alien species occupy the habitats of the nati…
Keywords :Climate change,
Competition,
Freshwater turtles,
Habitat,
Latvia,
Priority conservation areas,
Stacked species distribution models,
Ukraine,
Wallon S,
Rigal F,
Melo C,
Elias R,
Borges P,
(2024)
Unveiling Arthropod Responses to Climate Change: A Functional Trait Analysis in Intensive Pastures
Insects
This study investigates the impact of elevated temperatures on arthropod communities in intensively managed pastures on the volcanic island of Terceira, Azores (Portugal), using a functional trait approach. Open Top Chambers (OTCs) were employed to simulate increased temperatures, and the functional…
Keywords :Azores,
altitudinal gradient,
arthropods,
functional traits,
grassland,
increased temperature,
open top chambers,
Gibert A,
Buscail R,
Baguette M,
Fraïsse C,
Roux C,
Schatz B,
Bertrand J,
(2024)
Holocene Climate Change Promoted Allopatric Divergence and Disjunct Geographic Distribution in a Bee Orchid Species
Journal of Biogeography
ABSTRACTAimSpecies with disjunct geographic distributions provide natural opportunities to investigate incipient or recent allopatric divergence. The combination of both genetic and ecological data may be fruitful to decipher the causes of such patterns: (i) actual vicariance, (ii) successful coloni…
Keywords :Ophrys aveyronensis,
Orchidaceae,
RAD sequencing,
biogeography,
disjunct geographic distribution,
ecological niche modelling (ENM),
evolutionary divergence,
population genomics,
species distribution modelling (SDM),
vicariance,
Picek L,
Botella C,
Servajean M,
Leblanc C,
Palard R,
Larcher T,
Deneu B,
Marcos D,
Bonnet P,
Joly A,
(2024)
GeoPlant: Spatial Plant Species Prediction Dataset
arXiv
The difficulty of monitoring biodiversity at fine scales and over large areas limits ecological knowledge and conservation efforts. To fill this gap, Species Distribution Models (SDMs) predict species across space from spatially explicit features. Yet, they face the challenge of integrating the rich…
Picek L,
Botella C,
Servajean M,
Leblanc C,
Palard R,
Larcher T,
Deneu B,
Marcos D,
Estopinan J,
Bonnet P,
Joly A,
(2024)
Overview of GeoLifeCLEF 2024: Species Composition Prediction with High Spatial Resolution at Continental Scale using Remote Sensing
CLEF 2024
Understanding the spatiotemporal distribution of species is a cornerstone of ecology and conservation. Pairing species observations with geographic and environmental predictors allows us to model the relationship between an environment and the species present at a given location. In light of that, w…
Keywords :LifeCLEF,
benchmark,
biodiversity,
environmental data,
evaluation,
methods comparison,
model performance,
prediction,
presence-absence,
presence-only data,
remote sensing,
species distribution,
Lima J,
Lenoir J,
Hylander K,
(2024)
Potential migration pathways of broadleaved trees across the receding boreal biome under future climate change
Global Change Biology
Climate change has triggered poleward expansions in the distributions of various taxonomic groups, including tree species. Given the ecological significance of trees as keystone species in forests and their socio‐economic importance, projecting the potential future distributions of tree species is c…
Keywords :broadleaved forest,
climate adaptation,
forestry,
habitat suitability,
range margins,
range shift dynamics,
species distribution models,
species redistribution,
Isitt R,
Liebhold A,
Turner R,
Battisti A,
Bertelsmeier C,
Blake R,
Brockerhoff E,
Heard S,
Krokene P,
Økland B,
Nahrung H,
Rassati D,
Roques A,
Yamanaka T,
Pureswaran D,
(2024)
Asymmetrical insect invasions between three world regions
NeoBiota
AbstractThe geographical exchange of non-native species can be highly asymmetrical, with some world regions donating or receiving more species than others. Several hypotheses have been proposed to explain such asymmetries, including differences in propagule pressure, source species (invader) pools, …
Keywords :International trade,
non-native insects,
plants,
propagule pressure,
species pools,
Cazalis V,
Di Marco M,
Zizka A,
Butchart S,
González-Suárez M,
Böhm M,
Bachman S,
Hoffmann M,
Rosati I,
De Leo F,
Jung M,
Benítez-López A,
Clausnitzer V,
Cardoso P,
Brooks T,
Mancini G,
Lucas P,
Young B,
Akçakaya H,
Schipper A,
Hilton-Taylor C,
Pacifici M,
Meyer C,
Santini L,
(2024)
Accelerating and standardising IUCN Red List assessments with sRedList
Biological Conservation
The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species underpins much decision-making in conservation and plays a key role in monitoring the status and trends of biodiversity. However, the shortage of funds and assessor capacity slows the uptake of novel data and techniques, hampering its currency, applicability, …
Keywords :Biodiversity conservation,
Decision support,
Extinction risk,
GBIF,
National Red List,
Red List,
Species range map,
Web application,
