There is increasing empirical evidence that the quality of habitat patches (determined by
either habitat degradation or natural heterogeneity in the quality of habitat) plays an …

Habitat structure is important in explaining species diversity patterns for many animal
groups. If we could map habitat structure over large spatial scales, we could use habitat …

Effective conservation planning requires an understanding of species–habitat relationships
across a diverse array of taxa, yet many studies typically focus on conspicuous fauna. Using …

Context An understanding of species-habitat relationships is required to assess the impacts
of habitat fragmentation and degradation. To date, habitat modeling in fragmented …

In the deep ocean symbioses between microbes and invertebrates are emerging as key
drivers of ecosystem health and services. We present a large-scale analysis of microbial …

Anthropogenic habitat loss, fragmentation and degradation often co-occur in a landscape
and their relative influence on a native animals' health and survival can be difficult to …

Studies on the distribution of mammalian carnivores in fragmented landscapes have
focused mainly on structural aspects such as patch and landscape features; similarly, habitat …

In many countries, forest policies have been enacted that reduce opportunities for public and
private native forests to be sustainably managed for multiple uses, including timber …

Wildfires have major impacts on ecosystems globally. Fire regimes (including fire frequency,
intensity, season and type of fire) influence the status of species by altering habitat suitability …

Although the vertebrate stress response is essential for survival, frequent or prolonged
stress responses can result in chronic physiological stress, which is associated with a suite …