Accès ouvert
2026
conference-abstract
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Stella Nevermann, Esteban Gabriel Jobbagy, Marcelo D. Nosetto, Javier Houspanossian et autres
Hydrological variability is a key regulator of greenhouse gas (GHG) fluxes across wetland-cropland transitions in cultivated landscapes, acting directly through water table dynamics and indirectly via land-use change, yet the balance of these effects is poorly understood. In these landscapes, rapid shifts …
de, ar
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Accès ouvert
2025
conference-abstract
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Stella Nevermann, Esteban Gabriel Jobbagy, Marcelo D. Nosetto, Javier Houspanossian et autres
Soils serve as critical carbon sinks, playing a vital role in mitigating global warming and ensuring global food security. However, rapidly changing climatic and environmental conditions, such as extreme weather events, threaten the soil’s capacity to act as carbon sinks. Land use …
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Accès ouvert
2025
article
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Stella Nevermann, Hannes Hoffmann, Panagiotis Theodorou, Irene Peters et autres
Abstract Cities have become valuable alternative habitats for many organisms, particularly arthropods, as they often offer more favourable environmental conditions, and greater resource availability compared to neighbouring intensive agroecosystems. However, urban biodiversity is threatened by habitat loss and fragmentation, driven mainly by …
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Accès ouvert
2024
article
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Yedidya Rakotomalala Ratovonamana, Celina Apel, Davidson H. Hajanantenaina, William J. Foley et autres
Abstract Climatic changes with unpredictable weather conditions have negative effects on many primates. With several lemur species reaching their ecological limits in the dry and hypervariable spiny forest, Madagascar might provide an example for understanding adaptations of primates to unpredictable conditions. Here, …
Madagascar, de, au, rs
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2022
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Stella Nevermann, Manuelle Famenosoa Rasolofoson, Yedidya Rakotomalala Ratovonamana, Celina Apel et autres
Abstract Latrine behaviour in lemurs has been interpreted as a means of olfactory communication linked to energy efficient resource defence against neighbouring individuals and/or social bonding within social groups. For social bonding, latrines might best be placed at the core of home …
de, Madagascar
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