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Felipe Rezende

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Ecosystem functionEcological impacts of climate change and ecological adaptation

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|Nov 22, 2021

Warming and top predator loss drive direct and indirect effects on multiple trophic groups within and across ecosystems.

Pablo Augusto P Antiqueira, Owen L Petchey, Felipe Rezende

|Sep 19, 2021

Trophic downgrading decreases species asynchrony and community stability regardless of climate warming.

Felipe Rezende, Pablo A P Antiqueira, Owen L Petchey

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