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Dantas V., Pausas J.G. 2022.
The legacy of Southern American extinct megafauna on plants and biomes.
Nature Communications 13: 129.
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| data & codes]
Pausas J.G. & Bond W.J. 2021.
Alternative biome states challenge the modelling of species' niche shifts under climate change.
Journal of Ecology 109(12): 3962-3971.
[doi |
wiley |
pdf]
Pausas J.G. & Keeley J.E. 2021.
Wildfires and global change.
Frontiers in Ecology and Environment 19(7): 387-395.
[doi |
wiley |
pdf |
brief for managers]
Pausas et al. 2021.
A shrubby resprouting pine with serotinous cones endemic to Southwest China.
Ecology 102(5): e03228.
[doi |
pdf |
data]
Álvarez-Ruiz et al. 2021.
Fire reduces parasite load in a Mediterranean lizard.
Proceedings of the Royal Society B 288 (1954): 20211230.
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publisher |
sup. mat. |
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Echoes:
Nature |
The Atlantic
Álvarez-Ruiz et al. 2021.
Fire-driven behavioral response to smoke in a Mediterranean lizard.
Behav. Ecol.
[doi |
oup |
data:dryad |
PDF]
Leverkus et al. 2021.
Environmental policies to cope with novel disturbance regimes: steps to address a world scientists’ warning to humanity.
Environ. Res. Lett. 16(2): 021003.
[doi |
pdf]
Kelly et al. 2020.
Fire and biodiversity in the Anthropocene.
Science 370 (6519).
[doi |
science]
Pausas J.G. & Bond W.J. 2020.
On the three major recycling pathways in terrestrial ecosystems.
Trends Ecol. Evol. 35: 767-775.
[doi |
sciencedirect |
pdf]
Pausas J.G. & Bond W.J. 2020.
Alternative biome states in terrestrial ecosystems.
Trends Plant Sci. 25: 250-263.
[doi |
sciencedirect |
cell |
pdf]
Leverkus et al. 2020.
Wildfires debate needs science, not politics.
Science 370: 416-417.
[doi |
science |
pdf]
Gómez-González et al. 2020.
Afforestation falls short as a biodiversity strategy.
Science 368 (6498): 1439.
[doi |
science |
pdf]
Pausas J.G. & Paula S. 2020.
Grasses and fire: the importance of hiding buds.
New Phytol. 226:957–959.
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pdf]
Dantas V. & Pausas J.G. 2020.
Megafauna biogeography explains plant functional trait variability in the tropics.
Global Ecol. Biogeogr. 29: 1288-1298.
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pdf]
Lamont et al. 2020.
Fire as a selective agent for both serotiny and nonserotiny over space and time.
Crit. Rev. Plant Sci. 39:140-172.
[doi | pdf]
Magaña-Hernández et al. 2020.
Variation in plant belowground resource allocation across heterogeneous landscapes: implications for post-fire resprouting.
Am. J. Bot. 107:1114-1121.
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Kattge et al. 2020.
TRY plant trait database - enhanced coverage and open access.
Global Change Biol. 26: 119-188.
[doi]
Veldman et al. 2019.
On "The global tree restoration potential".
Science 366 (6463), 18 oct 2019.
[doi |
science |
blog |
pdf]
Leverkus et al. 2019.
Wildfire: opportunity for restoration?
Science 363: 134-135.
[doi |
science |
pdf]
Pausas J.G. & Bond W.J. 2019.
Humboldt and the reinvention of nature.
J. Ecol. 107: 1031-1037.
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pdf]
Pausas J.G. & Keeley J.E. 2019.
Wildfires as an ecosystem service.
Frontiers in Ecology and Environment 17: 289-295.
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pdf]
(Featured on the cover)
Moreira et al. 2020.
Wildfire management in Mediterranean-type regions: paradigm change needed.
Environ. Res. Lett.
[doi]
He et al. 2019.
Fire as s key driver of Earth's biodiversity.
Biological Reviews 94:1983-2010.
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