Sebastian Pipins

This paper provides guidelines for calculating the EDGE index at the national level to monitor extinction risks of evolutionarily distinct species and highlights trends in threatened species.

This study identifies priority crayfish species for conservation based on phylogenetic diversity and climate change vulnerability, finding that protecting these species could safeguard significant evolutionary history.

This study applies the EDGE metric to the Iberian Peninsula to identify regions with high concentrations of evolutionarily distinct and endangered angiosperms and assess protected area coverage.

The paper assesses angiosperm evolutionary history at risk of extinction and identifies conservation priorities using phylogenetic trees and extinction risk estimates.