Antonio Bodini

Understanding causal linkages in the post-conflict Colombia socio-ecological system

Antonio Bodini, Jenny Vivian

Abstract Colombia’s long-lasting internal conflict has profoundly shaped the country’s socio-ecological system, imposing relational patterns that persist beyond the 2016 peace agreement. Whether post-conflict policies can effectively achieve socially and environmentally desirable outcomes, or whether conflict-related constraints may instead generate unintended consequences, …

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The dialectic of sustainability: the case of the post-conflict Colombia

Antonio Bodini

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Effects of “Atlantification” on ecosystem properties of the Barents Sea investigated through qualitative loop analysis

Greta Capelli, Raul Primicerio, Antonio Bodini

Abstract Atlantification exposes northern and Arctic ecosystems to events that can drastically modify their structure and functions. One such event is species migration, which has been documented in the Barents Sea, where boreal species invaded the northern part of this ecosystem, reshaping …

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Disentangling the effects of climate change in a mountain lake through community structure analysis

Giulia Bertoletti, Marco Scotti, Giampaolo Rossetti, Antonio Bodini

Abstract Pressures of climate change may trigger regime shifts in ecosystems. Identifying signs of these pressures before the critical transition remains challenging, and it could be useful to anticipate the regime shift. In this research, while exploiting the case of a lacustrine …

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Loop analysis quantifying important species in a marine food web

Ferenc Jordán, Katalin Patonai, Greta Capelli, Raul Primicerio et autres

Improving the predictive power of food web analysis is a major challenge. Identifying the relationships that link\ntopological and dynamical features may help. We used the predictions of loop analysis about the effect of perturbations targeted to the components of Barents sea food …

A hundred years of food web aggregation: the case study of the Barents Sea

Ferenc Jordán, Wei‐Chung Liu, Antonio Bodini

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Connected interactions: enriching food web research by spatial and social interactions

Fernanda S. Valdovinos, Antonio Bodini, Ferenc Jordán

This theme issue features 18 papers exploring ecological interactions, encompassing metabolic, social, and spatial connections alongside traditional trophic networks. This integration enriches food web research, offering insights into ecological dynamics. By examining links across organisms, populations, and ecosystems, a hierarchical approach emerges, …

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Spatial food webs in the Barents Sea: atlantification and the reorganization of the trophic structure

Ferenc Jordán, Greta Capelli, Raul Primicerio, András Hidas et autres

Climate change affects ecosystems at several levels: by altering the spatial distribution of individual species, by locally rewiring interspecific interactions, and by reorganizing trophic networks at larger scales. The dynamics of marine food webs are becoming more and more sensitive to spatial …

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The web of conflict-related interactions in Colombia: exploring causal linkages between ecological and social variables by the qualitative loop analysis

Antonio Bodini, Jenny Vivian, Juan F. Vargas, Nicola Clerici et autres

In Colombia, the long-lasting internal conflict heavily shaped the socio-ecological context and imposed relationships that persisted after the peace agreement was signed in 2016. One question of interest is whether policies or interventions conceived to attain desirable goals for the post-conflict society …

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Strongly asymmetric interactions and control regimes in the Barents Sea: a topological food web analysis

Ferenc Jordán, Greta Capelli, Raul Primicerio, Antonio Bodini

Introduction Increasing temperature of the global ocean alters the spatial behavior of a number of species. From the northern Atlantic Ocean, species may shift their area towards the poles. This results in the atlantification of the Barents Sea, raising questions about possible …

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Temporal and spatial differences in nitrogen and phosphorus biogeochemistry and ecosystem functioning of a hypertrophic lagoon (Curonian Lagoon, SE Baltic Sea) revealed via Ecological Network Analysis

Monia Magri, Cristina Bondavalli, Marco Bartoli, Sara Benelli et autres

In coastal lagoons, eutrophication and hydrology are interacting factors that produce distortions in biogeochemical nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) cycles. Such distortions affect nutrient relative availability and produce cascade consequences on primary producer's community and ecosystem functioning. In this study, the seasonal …

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The decline of kilkas, sturgeons and seals in the Caspian Sea: The potential of qualitative loop analysis for the cumulative assessment of multiple drivers of stress

Antonio Bodini, Daniel Pereira, Marco Scotti

Multiple stressors often act concomitantly on ecosystems but detection of species responses follows the "single species-single driver" strategy, and cumulative impacts are seldom considered. During 1990-2010, multiple perturbations in the Caspian Sea, led to the decline of kilka, sturgeon and Caspian seal …

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