The process of evolution and the structures it produces are best understood in the light of
hierarchy theory. The biota traditionally is described by either the genealogical Linnaean …

The stability of isolated communities depends on the complexity of their foodwebs. However,
it remains unclear how local stability interacts with dispersal in multitrophic …

Geographic barriers can come and go depending on natural conditions. These fluctuations
cause population cycles of expansion and contraction, introducing intermittent migrations …

Vegetation restoration has induced complex spatiotemporal changes in ecosystem service
(ES) relationships. However, dynamic analysis on the driving mechanisms underlying ES …

The stability of isolated communities depends on the complexity of their foodwebs. However,
it remains unclear how local stability interacts with dispersal in multitrophic …

There are two major theories for setting up ecological communities, the Niche Theory and
the Neutral Theory. Both seek to explain the main factors that form a community, which is a …

Human societies depend on services provided by ecosystems, from local needs such as
clean water and pest control to global services like the ozone layer and the ocean biological …

The native savanna ecosystem of the Orinoquia region is the habitat of 50% of the wild
ungulate species reported for Colombia. Over the last 20 years, this high species diversity …

The spatial heterogeneity and variability of environmental conditions in the Colombian
Amazon, located in north-eastern South America, are key factors explaining the high …

The high plains native savanna landscape (HPNSL) northeast of the Orinoco River is the
habitat of 50% of the wild ungulate species (WUS) reported for Colombia. Over the last 20 …