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Plants, Birds and Butterflies: Short-Term Responses of Species Communities to Climate Warming Vary by Taxon and with Altitude.
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Rarefaction theory applied to satellite imagery for relating spectral and species diversity.
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Recent shifts in plant species suggest opposing land-use changes in alpine pastures.
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Scale and trends in species richness: Considerations for monitoring biological diversity for political purposes: Monitoring biological diversity.
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Selection of Multiple Umbrella Species for Functional and Taxonomic Diversity to Represent Urban Biodiversity: Selection of Umbrella Species.
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Spatial and temporal scales of landscape structure affect the biodiversity-landscape relationship across ecologically distinct species groups
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Spatial modelling of ecological indicator values improves predictions of plant distributions in complex landscapes.
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Spatio-temporal land use dynamics and soil organic carbon in Swiss agroecosystems.
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Species turnover reveals hidden effects of decreasing nitrogen deposition in mountain hay meadows.
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Spectral rarefaction: Linking ecological variability and plant species diversity.
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Spread of common species results in local-scale floristic homogenization in grassland of Switzerland: Floristic homogenization in Swiss grassland.
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State-of-the-art practices in farmland biodiversity monitoring for North America and Europe.
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Swiss Biodiversity Monitoring BDM (Z9 Plants).
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Temporal changes in the Swiss flora: Implications for flower-visiting insects
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The Global Index of Vegetation-Plot Databases (GIVD): A new resource for vegetation science: Global Index of Vegetation-Plot Databases (GIVD).
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The unseen species number revisited.
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Thermal niches are more conserved at cold than warm limits in arctic-alpine plant species: Thermal limits in arctic-alpine plants.
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Thermophilisation of communities differs between land plant lineages, land use types and elevation
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Top predators as indicators for species richness? Prey species are just as useful: Predators and biodiversity.
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Tracking the state of forest biodiversity - Why? How?
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