FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2886068072> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2886068072 endingPage "47" @default.
• W2886068072 startingPage "38" @default.
• W2886068072 abstract "AIM: Land use change, such as urbanization and intensification of agricultural practices, poses major threats for biodiversity. We examined whether the composition of freshwater species differs between landscapes dominated by urban, agricultural or more natural structures in a region with a long history of landscape transformation. We determined the differences and characteristics of the dragonfly fauna in relation to major land use categories. We particularly focused on urban land use, as it generally induces a high level of landscape transformation. LOCATION: Germany. METHODS: We used distribution data of dragonflies derived from a citizen science database, which was compiled for the German distribution atlas. To analyse whether different land use categories are associated with distinct species compositions, we performed the classification method random forest. RESULTS: Based on dragonfly abundance per grid cell, we identified distinct land use‐related assemblages that were separated by two gradients, that is, the level of transformation and a gradient from open land to forest. In particular, urban landscapes possessed a distinct species composition with specific species, all of which were opportunistic and supported by warm climate. They also comprised significantly higher α‐diversity than intensive agricultural landscapes. Similar values of γ‐diversity over all land use categories implied a countrywide homogenized dragonfly fauna, which is probably caused by historic land use. MAIN CONCLUSIONS: Our results indicate that land use is a relevant driver for the composition of freshwater species at the landscape scale. Urban landscapes maintain species diversity better than agricultural landscapes, but they modify the species composition. Additional research on the effects of land use change is required to understand species responses and predict future distributions in a changing world in order to plan sustainable conservation strategies." @default.
• W2886068072 created "2018-08-22" @default.
• W2886068072 creator A5031224117 @default.
• W2886068072 creator A5039555904 @default.
• W2886068072 date "2018-07-31" @default.
• W2886068072 modified "2023-10-15" @default.
• W2886068072 title "Urbanization versus other land use: Diverging effects on dragonfly communities in Germany" @default.
• W2886068072 cites W1499985733 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W1837719669 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W1901072176 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W1968212311 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W1969976339 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W1972441627 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W1975965873 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W1980962874 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W1994065771 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W2015053255 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W2024930080 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W2051406283 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W2051997212 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W2062004521 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W2066131315 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W2069784394 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W2079015618 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W2098000995 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W2098292003 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W2102909131 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W2106256460 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W2107140090 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W2111357285 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W2113012923 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W2113792961 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W2121605169 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W2124645396 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W2128993230 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W2137344381 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W2140823859 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W2153502849 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W2159303487 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W2160525869 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W2162761385 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W2169735489 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W2286721081 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W2302142942 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W2498835396 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W2587338854 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W2587401459 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W2618878836 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W2766208183 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W2911964244 @default.
• W2886068072 cites W3023599272 @default.
• W2886068072 doi "https://doi.org/10.1111/ddi.12820" @default.
• W2886068072 hasPublicationYear "2018" @default.
• W2886068072 type Work @default.
• W2886068072 sameAs 2886068072 @default.
• W2886068072 citedByCount "23" @default.
• W2886068072 countsByYear W28860680722019 @default.
• W2886068072 countsByYear W28860680722020 @default.
• W2886068072 countsByYear W28860680722021 @default.
• W2886068072 countsByYear W28860680722022 @default.
• W2886068072 countsByYear W28860680722023 @default.
• W2886068072 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W2886068072 hasAuthorship W2886068072A5031224117 @default.
• W2886068072 hasAuthorship W2886068072A5039555904 @default.
• W2886068072 hasBestOaLocation W28860680721 @default.
• W2886068072 hasConcept C18903297 @default.
• W2886068072 hasConcept C205649164 @default.
• W2886068072 hasConcept C26271046 @default.
• W2886068072 hasConcept C2777795971 @default.
• W2886068072 hasConcept C2781015247 @default.
• W2886068072 hasConcept C39853841 @default.
• W2886068072 hasConcept C86803240 @default.
• W2886068072 hasConceptScore W2886068072C18903297 @default.
• W2886068072 hasConceptScore W2886068072C205649164 @default.
• W2886068072 hasConceptScore W2886068072C26271046 @default.
• W2886068072 hasConceptScore W2886068072C2777795971 @default.
• W2886068072 hasConceptScore W2886068072C2781015247 @default.
• W2886068072 hasConceptScore W2886068072C39853841 @default.
• W2886068072 hasConceptScore W2886068072C86803240 @default.
• W2886068072 hasIssue "1" @default.
• W2886068072 hasLocation W28860680721 @default.
• W2886068072 hasOpenAccess W2886068072 @default.
• W2886068072 hasPrimaryLocation W28860680721 @default.
• W2886068072 hasRelatedWork W167016468 @default.
• W2886068072 hasRelatedWork W2013101012 @default.
• W2886068072 hasRelatedWork W2030636866 @default.
• W2886068072 hasRelatedWork W2045472547 @default.
• W2886068072 hasRelatedWork W2058752516 @default.
• W2886068072 hasRelatedWork W2073294539 @default.
• W2886068072 hasRelatedWork W2130607043 @default.
• W2886068072 hasRelatedWork W2564666534 @default.
• W2886068072 hasRelatedWork W3036892878 @default.
• W2886068072 hasRelatedWork W3043879756 @default.
• W2886068072 hasVolume "25" @default.
• W2886068072 isParatext "false" @default.
• W2886068072 isRetracted "false" @default.
• W2886068072 magId "2886068072" @default.
• W2886068072 workType "article" @default.