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Emilio M. Bruna

Gainesville
As seen in: British Ecological Society (Wiley), Color Research & Application, Nature, Wiley Online Library, National Geographic, Cell Press, Americas Quarterly
Professor of Tropical Ecology & Latin American Studies @UF. Past-Pres of @theATBC, @ESA_org Secretary, AAAS Fellow. Thunderbird, Triton, Aggie.
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Landscape quality drives ecological responses to habitat loss and fragmentation

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By Robert J. Jr., Thomas Smith, Maggie Jones Verified, Rikki Payne, Nicholas Kortessis, Emilio M. Bruna, Robert Holt, Fredericke Schellenberg
| Nature Verified
Abstract Studies have suggested that the quality of the lands surrounding habitat patches can modify the effects of habitat loss and fragmentation on species and influence biodiversity predictions across regions. As landscape matrices tend to be complex and vary with habitat change, isolating such effects is challenging. Here we disentangle the effects of habitat loss, fragmentation and surrounding landscape quality in a large, multiscale manipulative experiment on a plant–herbivore system.
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Fire enables passive directed seed dispersal by birds

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By David Mason, Kevin Robertson, Phillip G. Hahn, Emilio M. Bruna, John Willis, Marcus A. Lashley
| Cell Press Verified
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Isolating the role of the matrix at patch and landscape scales

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By Robert Holt, Emilio M. Bruna, Robert Fletcher
| British Ecological Society (Wiley)
1 INTRODUCTION The type and arrangement of land surrounding habitat can influence a wide variety of ecological and evolutionary processes. As habitat loss and anthropogenic disturbance continue to shape ecosystems, the non-habitat ‘matrix’ (i.e. land use and/or environmental conditions that differ from either species habitat or reference conditions; Fletcher et al., 2024) in which remnant patches of habitat are embedded is increasingly important for species.
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