Volume 28, Issue 5

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May 2013

Integrating Historical Ecology and Ecological Modeling

Issue Editors:

Harald Bugmann,
Urs Gimmi

15 articles in this issue

Preface: integrating historical ecology and ecological modeling
Urs Gimmi
Harald Bugmann
Editorial 27 March 2013 Pages: 785 - 787
Drivers of grassland loss in Hungary during the post-socialist transformation (1987–1999)
Marianna Biró
Bálint Czúcz
Zsolt Molnár
Research Article 30 November 2012 Pages: 789 - 803
Land-use history and topographic gradients as driving factors of subalpine Larix decidua forests
Matteo Garbarino
Emanuele Lingua
Renzo Motta
Research Article 19 September 2012 Pages: 805 - 817
Impacts of changing climate and land use on vegetation dynamics in a Mediterranean ecosystem: insights from paleoecology and dynamic modeling
Paul D. Henne
Ché Elkin
Willy Tinner
Research Article 24 July 2012 Pages: 819 - 833
Soil carbon pools in Swiss forests show legacy effects from historic forest litter raking
Urs Gimmi
Benjamin Poulter
Matthias Bürgi
Research Article 04 August 2012 Pages: 835 - 846
Learning from the past to predict the future: using archaeological findings and GPS data to quantify reindeer sensitivity to anthropogenic disturbance in Norway
Manuela Panzacchi
Bram Van Moorter
Olav Strand
Research Article 04 September 2012 Pages: 847 - 859
Uncertainties in global-scale reconstructions of historical land use: an illustration using the HYDE data set
Kees Klein Goldewijk
Peter H. Verburg
Research Article 10 April 2013 Pages: 861 - 877
Tree-species range shifts in a changing climate: detecting, modeling, assisting
Louis R. Iverson
Donald McKenzie
Landscape Ecology in Review 04 April 2013 Pages: 879 - 889
Quantifying the landscape influence on plant invasions in Mediterranean coastal habitats
Pablo González-Moreno
Joan Pino
Montserrat Vilà
Research Article 28 March 2013 Pages: 891 - 903
Translating land cover/land use classifications to habitat taxonomies for landscape monitoring: a Mediterranean assessment
Valeria Tomaselli
Panayotis Dimopoulos
Palma Blonda
Research article Open access 08 March 2013 Pages: 905 - 930
Feedbacks between vegetation pattern and resource loss dramatically decrease ecosystem resilience and restoration potential in a simple dryland model
Ángeles G. Mayor
Sonia Kéfi
Max Rietkerk
Research article 17 March 2013 Pages: 931 - 942
The influence of urbanisation on diversity and trait composition of birds
Peter J. Meffert
Frank Dziock
Research article 20 March 2013 Pages: 943 - 957
The impact of distinct anthropogenic and vegetation features on urban warming
Soe W. Myint
Elizabeth A. Wentz
Dale A. Quattrochi
Research article Open access 19 March 2013 Pages: 959 - 978
Modeling the indirect effects of road networks on the foraging activities of bats
Victoria J. Bennett
Dale W. Sparks
Patrick A. Zollner
Research article 17 March 2013 Pages: 979 - 991
E. J. Blakely and A. Carbonell (eds.): Coastal regions and climate change
Ralph E. J. Boerner
Book review 24 March 2013 Pages: 993 - 994

Volume 28, Issue 5

Preface: integrating historical ecology and ecological modeling

Drivers of grassland loss in Hungary during the post-socialist transformation (1987–1999)

Land-use history and topographic gradients as driving factors of subalpine Larix decidua forests

Impacts of changing climate and land use on vegetation dynamics in a Mediterranean ecosystem: insights from paleoecology and dynamic modeling

Soil carbon pools in Swiss forests show legacy effects from historic forest litter raking

Learning from the past to predict the future: using archaeological findings and GPS data to quantify reindeer sensitivity to anthropogenic disturbance in Norway

Uncertainties in global-scale reconstructions of historical land use: an illustration using the HYDE data set

Tree-species range shifts in a changing climate: detecting, modeling, assisting

Quantifying the landscape influence on plant invasions in Mediterranean coastal habitats

Translating land cover/land use classifications to habitat taxonomies for landscape monitoring: a Mediterranean assessment

Feedbacks between vegetation pattern and resource loss dramatically decrease ecosystem resilience and restoration potential in a simple dryland model

The influence of urbanisation on diversity and trait composition of birds

The impact of distinct anthropogenic and vegetation features on urban warming

Modeling the indirect effects of road networks on the foraging activities of bats

E. J. Blakely and A. Carbonell (eds.): Coastal regions and climate change

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