... of the greenhouse gas methane. Due to their small size (<1 hectare), KHs are subject to inorganic and organic matter input from their terrestrial surroundings governed by land use. Matter inputs include inorganic solutes that are alternative electron acceptors and impact on methanotrophs and methanogens. Thus...

... is properly cited. Abstract While terrestrial land snails have long been used for evolutionary research, a lack of high-quality genomic resources has impeded recent progress. Bradybaena snails in particular have numerous intriguing traits that make them a good model for studying evolution, including...

... re-use, please contact reprints@oup.com for reprints and translation rights for reprints. All other permissions can be obtained through our RightsLink service via the Permissions link on the article page on our site—for further information please contact journals.permissions@oup.com. Abstract Land...

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... that integrates annual satellite-derived land cover data (1984–2022) with historical disturbance records to analyze treed area dynamics at regional and national scales. Using this approach, we assess the spatial and temporal trends in treed areas in Canada’s forested ecosystems over nearly four decades...

... challenges have begun to arise. In response to these crises, international conferences and organizations have been developing and researching various strategies and evaluation frameworks to implement sustainability. South Korea has actively promoted an integrated approach to national land development...

... on assessing both current and future wood availability across Flanders, Belgium, through a spatiotemporal, multifaceted approach. The Sim4Tree decision support system simulated diverse scenarios encompassing climate change, land use change, and shifts in management goals and related practices. Our research...

... marine blenny fishes are in the process of a dramatic transition across one of the world’s most extreme ecotones: the invasion of land across the intertidal zone. We investigated the impact of this transition on body crypsis versus the conspicuousness of visual signals across 56 blenny taxa relative...

... % forest cover in watershed ^a wsfor Percent of land in the watershed that is forested. Includes deciduous, coniferous, and mixed forest. 24.92 98.22 67.17 % urban development in watershed ^a wsurb Percent of land in the watershed that has been developed for urban use...

... in these taxa, we created a phylogeny of Sesarma and show that the new Hispaniolan species is sister to the Jamaican clade and split from it ca. 3.9 mya. Based on these results, we discuss the influence of islands’ ecosystems on the invasion of land by crabs. Our study also 1) uncovered an additional...

... and Caribbean countries have historically been known for their rates of land inequality, which are highest in the world. However, these countries also exhibit a high degree of heterogeneity in their patterns of land concentration and average farm sizes. These cross-country differences play a determining role...

... empirical evidence and summarizing the key modern studies on colonial institutions, slavery, land reform, education and the role of elites. Finally, we conduct a ‘replication’ exercise with some seminal papers in the literature, extending their economic results to include different measures of inequality...

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.... Spatially explicit estimates of pesticide use and their potential mobility across the landscape are essential for environmental policy planning and wetland management. pesticide use nonpoint source pollution agricultural intensification land use/land cover remote sensing Agencia Nacional de...

... cited. Abstract Housing supply elasticity is known to be related to three types of development constraints: topography, regulations, and scarcity of undeveloped land. This article shows that land ownership can also explain the spatial heterogeneity in supply elasticity if development costs differ...

... mandibular change. Tetrapoda theoretical morphospace functional constraints optimisation water-to-land transition John Templeton Foundation 10.13039/100000925 62574 Leverhulme Trust Research Fellowship RF-2022-167 The origin of tetrapods was a formative episode in vertebrate evolutionary...

... actors have more bargaining power than non-farmers and absentee actors, respectively. agricultural land market bargaining power structural estimation stochastic ultimatum game economic experiments Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft 10.13039/501100001659 FOR2569 Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft...

..., and consequently in the planning of conservation and habitat restoration efforts. Applying this approach to other nonsocial insects will be critical to fully understand how habitat structure influences their populations and contributes to declines. habitat fragmentation insect behaviour land use changes insect...

... for the highly suitable regions mentioned above, especially with wheat cultivation, but the capacity of R. padi to cause such outbreaks will weaken in the future. Climate-associated factors are significantly more important than land use, elevation and host-plant factors, and the BIO11 (mean temperature...

... The European Union (EU) currently addresses the issue of contaminated land management through the national frameworks of its member states, as there is no such EU legislation thus far. However, with the introduction of the new EU Soil Strategy and the anticipated Soil Monitoring Law, EU countries are poised...