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A global biodiversity observing system to unite monitoring and guide action Nature Ecology & Evolution, 2023
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Authors:
Gonzalez A.Vihervaara P.Balvanera P.Bates A.Bayraktarov E.Bellingham P.J.Bruder A.Campbell J.Catchen M.D.Cavender-Bares J.Chase J.Coops N.Costello M.J.Dornelas M.Dubois G.Duffy E.J.Eggermont H.Fernandez N.Ferrier S.Geller G.N.Gill M.Gravel D.Guerra C.A.Guralnick R.Harfoot M.Hirsch T.Hoban S.Hughes A.C.Hunter M.E.Isbell F.Jetz W.Juergens N.Kissling W.D.Krug C.B.Le Bras Y.Leung B.Londono-Murcia M.C.Lord J.M.Loreau M.Luers A.Ma K.MacDonald A.J.McGeoch M.Millette K.L.Molnar Z.Mori A.S.Muller-Karger F.E.Muraoka H.Navarro L.Newbold T.Niamir A.Obura D.O'Connor M.Paganini M.Pereira H.Poisot T.Pollock L.J.Purvis A.Radulovici A.Rocchini D.Schaepman M.Schaepman-Strub G.Schmeller D.S.Schmiedel U.Schneider F.D.Shakya M.M.Skidmore A.Skowno A.L.Takeuchi Y.Tuanmu M.-N. Turak E.Turner W.Urban M.C.Urbina-Cardona N.Valbuena R.van Havre B.Wright E.
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The rate and extent of global biodiversity change is surpassing our ability to measure, monitor and forecast trends. We propose an interconnected worldwide system of observation networks — a global biodiversity observing system (GBiOS)…
The immeasurable value of plankton to humanity BioScience, 2025
(Ref: 17468)
Authors:
Grigoratou M.Mende Deuer S.McQuatters-Gollop A.Arhonditsis G.Artigas L.F.Ayata S-D. Bediko?lu D.Beisner B.E.Chen B.Davies C.Diarra L.Elegbeleye O.W.Everett J.D.Garcia T.M.Gentleman W.C.Gonçalves R.J.Guy-Haim T.Halfter S.Hinners J.Horaeb R.R.Huggett J.A.Johnson C.L.Kavanagh M.T.Lara-Lopez A.Lindermann C.López-Abbate C.Messié M.Möller K.O.Montes E.Muller-Karger F.E.Neeley A.Olaleye Y.Palacz A.P.Poulton A.J.Friederike Prowe A.E.Ratnarajah L.Rodríguez L.Rodríguez-Flórez C.N.Rodriquez-Santiago A.Rousseaux C.S.Saad J.F.Santi I.Soccodato A.Stern R.Våge S.Varkitzi I.Richardson A.
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Plankton, a diverse group of aquatic organisms, make Earth livable, regulate aquatic life, and provide benefits to human societies such as access to clean water, food security, and well-being. They also support economies and inspire biotechnological innovations.
The MAREDAT global database of high performance
liquid chromatography marine pigment measurements Earth System Science Data, 2013
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Authors:
Peloquin J.Swan C.Gruber N.Vogt M.Claustre H.Ras J.Uitz J.Barlow R.Behrenfeld M.Bidigare R.Dierssen H.Ditullio G.Fernandez E.Gallienne C.Gibb S.Goericke R.Harding L.Head E.Holligan P.Hooker S.Karl D.Landry M.Letelier R.Llewellyn C.A.Lomas M.Lucas M.Mannino A.Marty J.-C. Mitchell B.G.Muller-Karger F.Nelson N.O'Brien C.Prezelin B.Repeta D.Smith Jr W.O.Smythe-Wright D.Stumpf R.Subramaniam A.Suzuki K.Trees C.Vernet M.Wasmund N.Wright S.W.
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