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Autori principali: Scales, Kylie L, Bolin, Jessica A, Dunn, Daniel C, Hazen, Elliott L, Hannah, Lee, Schoeman, David S
Natura: Artículo científico
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Pubblicazione: Trends in ecology & evolution 2025
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Accesso online:https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40121110/
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author Scales, Kylie L
Bolin, Jessica A
Dunn, Daniel C
Hazen, Elliott L
Hannah, Lee
Schoeman, David S
author_facet Scales, Kylie L
Bolin, Jessica A
Dunn, Daniel C
Hazen, Elliott L
Hannah, Lee
Schoeman, David S
Scales, Kylie L
Bolin, Jessica A
Dunn, Daniel C
Hazen, Elliott L
Hannah, Lee
Schoeman, David S
collection PubMed - marine biology
contents Climate mediates the predictability of threats to marine biodiversity. Scales, Kylie L Bolin, Jessica A Dunn, Daniel C Hazen, Elliott L Hannah, Lee Schoeman, David S Climate Change Biodiversity Conservation of Natural Resources Oceans and Seas Aquatic Organisms Forecasting Animals Anthropogenic climate change is driving rapid changes in marine ecosystems across the global ocean. The spatiotemporal footprints of other anthropogenic threats, such as infrastructure development, shipping, and fisheries, will also inevitably shift under climate change, but we find that these shifts are not yet accounted for in most projections of climate futures in marine systems. We summarise what is known about threat-shifting in response to climate change, and identify sources of predictability that have implications for ecological forecasting. We recommend that, where possible, the dynamics of anthropogenic threats are accounted for in nowcasts, forecasts, and projections designed for spatial management and conservation planning, and highlight key themes for future research into threat dynamics in a changing ocean.
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spellingShingle Climate mediates the predictability of threats to marine biodiversity.
Scales, Kylie L
Bolin, Jessica A
Dunn, Daniel C
Hazen, Elliott L
Hannah, Lee
Schoeman, David S
Climate Change
Biodiversity
Conservation of Natural Resources
Oceans and Seas
Aquatic Organisms
Forecasting
Animals
Climate mediates the predictability of threats to marine biodiversity. Scales, Kylie L Bolin, Jessica A Dunn, Daniel C Hazen, Elliott L Hannah, Lee Schoeman, David S Climate Change Biodiversity Conservation of Natural Resources Oceans and Seas Aquatic Organisms Forecasting Animals Anthropogenic climate change is driving rapid changes in marine ecosystems across the global ocean. The spatiotemporal footprints of other anthropogenic threats, such as infrastructure development, shipping, and fisheries, will also inevitably shift under climate change, but we find that these shifts are not yet accounted for in most projections of climate futures in marine systems. We summarise what is known about threat-shifting in response to climate change, and identify sources of predictability that have implications for ecological forecasting. We recommend that, where possible, the dynamics of anthropogenic threats are accounted for in nowcasts, forecasts, and projections designed for spatial management and conservation planning, and highlight key themes for future research into threat dynamics in a changing ocean.
title Climate mediates the predictability of threats to marine biodiversity.
topic Climate Change
Biodiversity
Conservation of Natural Resources
Oceans and Seas
Aquatic Organisms
Forecasting
Animals
url https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40121110/