Arctic peatlands represent a major global carbon store, but rapid warming poses a threat to
their long-term stability. Testate amoebae are sensitive hydrological indicators that offer …

Understanding the interactions among the functional groups of living organisms within
ecosystems is a main challenge in ecology. This question is particularly important in relation …

A 4 m core was extracted from the center of a peatland located in the Drugeon valley
(France). Thirteen radiocarbon dates were used to build a robust age model. Testate …

Abstract The Hudson Bay Lowlands (HBL) stores a significant proportion of the northern
peatland carbon pool, and constraints on the factors controlling local‐scale variation are …

Many peatlands are exposed to intermittent burning but the implications of this burning for
microbial communities have been little-studied. Here we consider the impacts of burning on …

Two conspicuous wet shifts in the peat stratigraphy of Store Mosse in southern Sweden,
associated with bog‐wide changes in vegetation and degree of peat decomposition, were …

Testate amoebae are a diverse group of shelled protists frequently used as model
organisms in microbial biogeography. Relatively few species have been reported for the …

We test whether vegetation community composition from a 10‐year climate manipulation
experiment on a Welsh peat bog resembles vegetation communities during periods of …

Evaluating the impact of environmental changes on past societies is frequently confounded
by the difficulty of establishing cause-and-effect at relevant scales of analysis. Commonly …

New Zealand (NZ) is a well-known hotspot of biodiversity and endemism for macroscopic
organisms, but its microbial diversity is comparatively poorly documented. We assembled all …