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A tropical Sphagnum peatland ecosystem in lowland Belize

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By Bronwen S Whitney, Graeme T Swindles, Iain Cameron, Mariusz Gałka, Jan C. Meerman
| Cell Press Verified
Keywords tropical peat dynamics tropical biodiversity mangroves historical biogeography paleoecology paleohydrology Sphagnum testate amoebae pollen fire Results and discussion The peatland is situated between the Temash and Sarstoon rivers, in lowland southern Belize, approximately 10 km inland of the Caribbean coast (Figure 1A). Analysis of optical satellite imagery from the Sentinel-2 and PlanetScope constellations show that the extent of the peatland area is 2,175 ha (Figure 1C).
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Ecohydrological Response of a Tropical Peatland to Rainfall Changes Driven by Intertropical Convergence Zone Variability

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By Graeme T Swindles, Bronwen S Whitney, Mariusz Gałka, Donal J. Mullan
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Tropical peatlands are globally important ecosystems in terms of their biodiversity, their influence on groundwater and hydrology and the large amount of carbon they store above and below ground (Girkin et al. 2022; Green and Page 2017).
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Sycamore Gap: What the long life of a single tree can tell us about centuries of change

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By Bronwen S Whitney, Matthew Pound
| Phys.org Verified
Only a few individual trees could be rightly labeled as world famous, but the tree at Sycamore Gap along Hadrian's Wall in northern England was one of them. No wonder its recent felling provoked public outcry and collective mourning. The tree's dramatic and photogenic setting made it a culturally significant landmark, often used as a symbol of the surrounding Northumberland region.
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