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Extinction debt
Long-Term Declines of a Highly Interactive Urban Species
Why Is the Alpine Flora Comparatively Robust Against Climatic Warming?
Understanding the Ecology of Extinction: Are We Close to the Critical Threshold?
Extinction Debt: a Challenge for Biodiversity Conservation
False Shades of Green: the Case of Brazilian Amazonian Hydropower
Plants & Ecology
Characterizing Extinction Debt Following Habitat Fragmentation Using Neutral Theory
Lecture 2 – Species-Area Relations, Neutral Theory And
Preventing Extinctions and Improving Species Conservation Status
Extinction Debt Repayment Via Timely Habitat Restoration
Foresight Is Required to Enforce Sustainability Under Time-Delayed Biodiversity Loss
Climatic Constraints on the Iconic Boreal Forest Li
Rarity in Mass Extinctions and the Future of Ecosystems Pincelli M
Mapping Extinction Debt Highlights Conservation Opportunities for Birds and Mammals in the South American Chaco
Causes and Consequences of Species Extinctions Navjot S
Biodiversity Loss, Trophic Skew and Ecosystem Functioning
Drivers of Biodiversity Loss
Delayed Biodiversity Loss at Different Trophic Levels
Top View
Targeted Habitat Restoration Can Reduce Extinction Rates in Fragmented Forests
Long-Term Declines in Bird Populations in Tropical Agricultural Countryside
Extinction Debt in a Biodiversity Hotspot: the Case of the Chilean Winter Rainfall‑Valdivian Forests
Extinction Debt and Colonizer Credit on a Habitat Perturbed Fishing Bank
Europets Other Debt Crisis Caused by the Long Legacy of Future Extinctions
Science and Technology Briefings – No
Species Invasions and Extinction: the Future of Native Biodiversity on Islands
Consumptive and Nonconsumptive Effects of Predators on Metacommunities of Competing Prey
Occurring Conditions of Extinction Debt in a Habitat Due to The
First Them, Then Us
Quantitative Ecology and the Conservation of Biodiversity: Species Richness, Abundance, and Extinction in Human-Altered Landscapes