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A review of regulation ecosystem services and disservices from faunal populations and potential impacts of agriculturalisation on their provision, globally

Land use and cover change (LUCC) is the main cause of natural ecosystem degradation and biodiversity loss and can cause a decrease in ecosystem service provision. Animal populations are providers of…
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Small-sized protected areas contribute more per unit area to tropical crop pollination than large protected areas

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Local adaptation versus historical isolation as sources of melanin-based coloration in the white-throated thrush Turdus assimilis

The results suggest the existence of two major patterns of coloration in this bird, which are congruent with the genetic structure, and comparisons of ecological niche models showed that population's niches were more similar than expected by chance, suggesting that color variation in plumage of T. assimilis is not consequence of local adaptation to different environmental conditions.
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Bird Diversity Patterns in the Nuclear Central American Highlands: A Conservation Priority in the Northern Neotropics

The Nuclear Central American Highlands (NCAH) is a mountainous region located within a complex transition zone. Here, we analyzed the distribution patterns of 282 species of resident land birds of…
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DNA Barcoding of the parasitoid wasp subfamily Doryctinae (Hymenoptera: Braconidae) from Chamela, Mexico

This work updates the later study, representing a three years effort to assess the species richness of this subfamily for the Chamela region, and increases the diversity of the subfamily in the region to 34 genera and 290 species.
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Variability in leaf morphological traits of an endemic Mexican oak (Quercus mexicana Bonpl.) along an environmental gradient

Background: Phenotypic and functional traits of plant populations vary with environmental conditions at local and regional scales. The analysis of these traits along environmental gradients provides…
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Effects of community-based water management decisions at catchment scale, an interdisciplinary approach: The case of the Great Ruaha River Catchment, Tanzania

Water User Associations are community-based institutions that cover segments of rivers and are responsible for water management decisions. These are the result of institutional blueprints designed…
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