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Diversification–specialisation dynamics in Madagascar’s clove landscapes: the role of rice land availabilityNARA Subscribed
Understanding why agroforestry systems are more or less diversified in species is essential for sustaining livelihoods and ecological functions in perennial-crop landscapes. In eastern Madagascar, clove-based agroforestry dominates upland production systems, yet field structure varies markedly across short distances. We clarified the association between landscape-scale rice production capacity and agroforestry diversification–...
Limited human mobility during the Neolithic period in the Meuse and Mons basin in Belgium: multi-element isotopic analysisNARA Subscribed
While the introduction of the Neolithic way of life in central Belgium around 5300 BCE is well-documented, the provenance and mobility patterns of Middle to Final Neolithic groups in southern Belgium (Wallonia) remain unclear. This work presents the first multi-element isotopic (strontium, 87 Sr/ 86 Sr; oxygen, δ 18 O; carbon, δ 13 C) data from prehistoric human dental enamel from the region. The study includes a total of 29 i...
22 years of time-variable gravity field determination from GRACE and GRACE Follow-On: the CNES/GRGS RL05 solutionNARA Subscribed
The GRACE and GRACE Follow-On (GRACE-FO) missions aim to track temporal changes in Earth's gravity field. Using data from these missions, CNES/GRGS has produced the “RL05” satellite-only series of geopotential solutions in spherical harmonics up to degree and order 90. These solutions are available at both monthly and 10-day temporal resolutions, covering the period from April 2002 to July 2025. These solutions were derived us...
Conservation measures require accurate estimates of density and abundance and population trend assessments. The bonobo ( Pan paniscus ) is considered Endangered in the IUCN Red List. This classification assumes that available population data are representative. However, with only 30% of the bonobo’s historic geographical range surveyed, reliable information is needed to assess the species' population status. Here, we use infor...
The spread of non-native species threatens biodiversity and exacerbates societal challenges like food security. To address this, effective conservation programs require detection methods that are easy to implement, accurate, and non-invasive. Over the past 15 years, environmental DNA (eDNA) techniques have gained popularity, surpassing traditional sampling methods. In this context, our study focused on tracking the invasive ho...