Striking evidence from around the world and across species: up to 48% of species are being replaced per decade in locations facing the fastest rates of temperature change. Species assemblages with limited access to microclimate refugia or that face stronger human impacts on land are especially responsive to temperature change. Out in Nature today with wonderful colleagues Shane Blowes, Laura Antao, Benjamin Rosenbaum, Benoit Gauzens, Myriam Hirt, Helmut Hillebrand, Jon Chase, and Uli Brose. Started on sabbatical at iDiv!
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PDF link: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-024-08456-z
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Up to 48% of species are being replaced in locations with rapid temperature change