Populations of many species are dramatically declining worldwide, but the causal
mechanism remains debated among different human-related threats. Coping with this …

Biodiversity: Climate Change or Habitat Loss — Which Will Kill More Species?: Current Biology
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The interacting impacts of habitat fragmentation and climate change present a substantial
threat for biodiversity, constituting a 'deadly anthropogenic cocktail'. A range of conservation …

We removed stream-living macroinvertebrate shredder species in the sequences in which
they are predicted to disappear, in response to two common types of anthropogenic …

Eco‐evolutionary dynamics can mediate species and community responses to habitat
warming and fragmentation, two of the largest threats to biodiversity and ecosystems. The …

There is controversy concerning the role of genetic factors in species extinctions. Many
authors have asserted that species are usually driven to extinction before genetic factors …

Many species of conservation concern are in decline due to threats from multiple sources.
To quantify the conservation requirements of these species we need robust estimates of the …

The control of overabundant vertebrates is often problematic. Much work has focused on
population‐level responses and overabundance due to anthropogenic subsidies. However …

Understanding the factors that limit species distributions has become increasingly important
in the face of rapid climate change. Many approaches have been used to predict responses …

Efforts to anticipate threats to biodiversity take the form of species richness predictions
(SRPs) based on simple correlations with current climate and habitat area. We review the …