Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2945823872> ?p ?o ?g. }
- W2945823872 endingPage "299" @default.
- W2945823872 startingPage "293" @default.
- W2945823872 abstract "Abstract Tropical biodiversity is under threat from a wide variety of anthropogenic stressors. Understanding the effect of major stressors—most notably land use change, over‐harvesting, emergence of novel pathogens, and climate change—is a major goal of tropical biology. However, to do so requires baseline data with which to compare present‐day patterns. Unfortunately, the tropics suffer from a lack of basic historical data; the few studies which have published such data have proven invaluable. In 1989, Fauth et al. described their studies of reptile and amphibian diversity and population demographics across tropical elevational gradients in Costa Rica. Since then, Fauth et al.'s basic ecological data have been widely used to document shifting patterns of species composition and abundance. Here, 30 years later, we argue that (a) collecting foundational ecological data remains incredibly important, especially in the tropics, and especially in those taxa which are generally understudied (e.g., reptiles and amphibians), (b) despite being one of the original goals of the 1989 study, the mechanisms driving biogeographical patterns of diversity remain unclear (both in the tropics and globally), and (c) that revisiting sites of historic biodiversity surveys—particularly those along gradients of environmental change—is incredibly important to our understanding of how tropical diversity is currently, and will continue to be, affected by activities in the Anthropocene. In its simplest terms, there has never been a time where the collection of basic data in the tropics has ever been more important." @default.
- W2945823872 created "2019-05-29" @default.
- W2945823872 creator A5039691654 @default.
- W2945823872 creator A5062722293 @default.
- W2945823872 date "2019-05-01" @default.
- W2945823872 modified "2023-09-26" @default.
- W2945823872 title "Looking to the past to understand the future of tropical conservation: The importance of collecting basic data" @default.
- W2945823872 cites W1543842230 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W1621735046 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W1769588405 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W1892552085 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W1964157041 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W1968895410 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W1973981085 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W1977349887 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W1990549687 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W1995816089 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W1997455669 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2008951609 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2022130969 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2023033196 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2025002792 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2027475699 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2032509292 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2037166281 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2043059413 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2045119578 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2049085830 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2066610484 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2066953299 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2084873096 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2098202869 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2104116626 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2104553962 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2105857021 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2109538719 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2112729257 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2114861765 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2116246436 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2119828308 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2123580386 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2138506470 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2138665541 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2138877869 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2145472614 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2154091036 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2161531620 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2162641775 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2166151157 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2170505236 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2306704339 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2310342791 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2319549227 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2324966758 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2486335036 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2529663620 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2731067205 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2747461476 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2770213376 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2776138625 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2792358649 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2807212530 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2891639061 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2896548525 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W2898792551 @default.
- W2945823872 cites W4214851230 @default.
- W2945823872 doi "https://doi.org/10.1111/btp.12665" @default.
- W2945823872 hasPublicationYear "2019" @default.
- W2945823872 type Work @default.
- W2945823872 sameAs 2945823872 @default.
- W2945823872 citedByCount "13" @default.
- W2945823872 countsByYear W29458238722020 @default.
- W2945823872 countsByYear W29458238722021 @default.
- W2945823872 countsByYear W29458238722023 @default.
- W2945823872 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
- W2945823872 hasAuthorship W2945823872A5039691654 @default.
- W2945823872 hasAuthorship W2945823872A5062722293 @default.
- W2945823872 hasConcept C130217890 @default.
- W2945823872 hasConcept C132651083 @default.
- W2945823872 hasConcept C18903297 @default.
- W2945823872 hasConcept C205649164 @default.
- W2945823872 hasConcept C50660011 @default.
- W2945823872 hasConcept C86803240 @default.
- W2945823872 hasConceptScore W2945823872C130217890 @default.
- W2945823872 hasConceptScore W2945823872C132651083 @default.
- W2945823872 hasConceptScore W2945823872C18903297 @default.
- W2945823872 hasConceptScore W2945823872C205649164 @default.
- W2945823872 hasConceptScore W2945823872C50660011 @default.
- W2945823872 hasConceptScore W2945823872C86803240 @default.
- W2945823872 hasIssue "3" @default.
- W2945823872 hasLocation W29458238721 @default.
- W2945823872 hasOpenAccess W2945823872 @default.
- W2945823872 hasPrimaryLocation W29458238721 @default.
- W2945823872 hasRelatedWork W1590920805 @default.
- W2945823872 hasRelatedWork W1981079602 @default.
- W2945823872 hasRelatedWork W2121283732 @default.
- W2945823872 hasRelatedWork W2158929746 @default.
- W2945823872 hasRelatedWork W2902621753 @default.