… Pictures show examples of ecosystems in regions (A) to (D) with geohistories suitable for
assessing and maintaining future biodiversity. Data are based on (16). Distributional overlaps …

With ever-growing data availability and computational power at our disposal, we now have
the capacity to use process-explicit models more widely to reveal the ecological and …

How individual species and entire ecosystems will respond to future climate change are
among the most pressing questions facing ecologists. Past biodiversity dynamics recorded in …

There is an urgent need to develop effective vulnerability assessments for evaluating the
conservation status of species in a changing climate 1 . Several new assessment approaches …

… with the low dispersal estimate (figure 4a,d), but the absolute expansion by the year 2100
is no different when compared with medium dispersal (figure 4d). However, L. timidus already …

Abstract Models that couple habitat suitability with demographic processes offer a potentially
improved approach for estimating spatial distributional shifts and extinction risk under …

… of past extinction and evolutionary processes (Fordham et al. 2014), and a strengthening
of efforts to mitigate future biodiversity loss from global change (Fordham et al. 2016). …

Global warming and ocean acidification are forecast to exert significant impacts on marine
ecosystems worldwide. However, most of these projections are based on ecological proxies …

Background Modern sequencing technologies should make the assembly of the relatively
small mitochondrial genomes an easy undertaking. However, few tools exist that address …

Aim Understanding the relative importance of climatic and non‐climatic distribution drivers
for co‐occurring, functionally similar species is required to assess potential consequences of …