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Genetic integrity of European wildcats: Variation across biomes mandates geogra...

Matias, Gonçalo; Rosalino, L. M.; Alves, Paulo Célio; Tiesmeyer, Annika; Nowak, Carsten; Ramos, Luana; Steyer, Katharina; Astaras, Christos

Hybridisation between domestic and wild taxa can pose severe threats to wildlife conservation, and human-induced hybridisation, often linked to species' introductions and habitat degradation, may promote reproductive opportunities between species for which natural interbreeding would be highly unlikely. Using a biome-specific approach, we examine the effects of a suite of ecological drivers on the European wild...


PRECIPITATION DEFICIT OR INCREASED WARMING? WHICH ONE IS DRIVING THE IMPACT OF ...

Brotons, lluis; Herrando, Sergi; Titeux, Nicolas; Ubach, Andreu; Villero, Dani; García-Barros, Enrique; Munguira, Miguel; Godinho, Carlos

Climate change is often equated to climate warming because it’s more prominent global effect is the increase of temperature. In Europe as a whole, as well as in their temperate and boreal regions, there are already strong evidences that temperature rise is shifting bird populations and communities. However, this general pattern has not been clearly found in the Mediterranean region, where the majority of ecosys...


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