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A Busse Balloon in the Lagoon: Herbivore Behaviour Generates Spatial Patterns in Coral Reef EcosystemsNARA Subscribed
Spatial processes, particularly scale‐dependent feedbacks, may play important and underappreciated roles in the dynamics of bistable ecosystems. For example, self‐organised spatial patterns can allow for stable coexistence of alternative states outside regions of bistability, a phenomenon known as a Busse balloon. We used partial differential equations to explore the potential for such dynamics in coral reefs, focusing on how...
Remote sensing of temperature‐dependent mosquito and viral traits predicts field surveillance‐based disease riskNARA Subscribed
Mosquito‐borne diseases contribute substantially to the global burden of disease, and are strongly influenced by environmental conditions. Ongoing and rapid environmental change necessitates improved understanding of the response of mosquito‐borne diseases to environmental factors like temperature, and novel approaches to mapping and monitoring risk. Recent development of trait‐based mechanistic models has improved understandi...
Boron geochemistry reveals the evolution of Dead Sea brinesNARA Subscribed
Changes in temperature and precipitation extremes over the Indo‐Pacific region from 1971 to 2005NARA Subscribed
Up‐to‐date regional and local assessments of changing climate extremes are important to allow countries to make informed decisions on mitigation and adaptation strategies, and to put these changes into a global context. A workshop for countries from the Indo‐Pacific region has brought together daily observations from 13 countries for an analysis of climate extremes between 1971 and 2005. This paper makes use of the workshop ou...