Cancer therapy, even when highly targeted, typically fails because of the remarkable
capacity of malignant cells to evolve effective adaptations. These evolutionary dynamics are …

One of the central problems in contemporary ecology and conservation biology is the drastic
change of landscapes induced by anthropogenic activities, resulting in habitat loss and …

The advancements of the scientific knowledge require continuous efforts to convert these
progresses into social, economic, and political actions. Nowadays, as direct consequence of …

Green space is particularly indispensable for proper functioning of the ecosystem in an
urban environment. This study was an attempt to dynamically map and monitor green …

Ecological monitoring and management require detailed information over broad spatial
scales. Historically, such information was often acquired through manual interpretation of …

Modern landscape ecology is based on the patch mosaic paradigm, in which landscapes
are conceptualized and analyzed as mosaics of discrete patches. While this model has been …

This paper deals with the question of the role landscape metrics can play in the
investigation, evaluation and monitoring of landscape structure, and which linkages …

Species patchiness implies that nearby observations of species abundance tend to be
similar or that individual conspecific organisms are more closely spaced than by random …

Landscape ecology offers a spatially explicit perspective on the relationships between
ecological patterns and processes that can be applied across a range of scales. Concepts …

Exploring the relationships between landscape pattern and ecological processes is the key
topic of landscape ecology, for which, a large number of indices as well as landscape …