E. Revilla

Trophic adaptation of large terrestrial omnivores to global change

This study shows that large terrestrial omnivores, like bears, adjust their trophic positions in response to changes in primary productivity and growing season length.

Road encroachment mediates species occupancy, trait filtering and dissimilarity of songbird communities

This study examines how road encroachment affects songbird species occurrence, trait filtering, and community dissimilarity across the Iberian Peninsula.

Global mammalian zooregions reveal a signal of past human impacts

The paper quantifies the impact of past human land use on the current distribution of terrestrial mammals across biogeographical regions.

Human activity is altering the world’s zoogeographical regions

This study shows human activity can reconfigure zoogeographical regions by altering species distributions, challenging the assumption that these regions are stable over time.