Jens‐Christian Svenning

This paper analyzes the development and application of the Novel Ecosystems Concept over two decades using bibliometric and linguistic methods, finding it remains focused on restoration rather than broader conservation.

The paper shows that nutrient enrichment, especially with nitrogen and phosphorus, reduces C4 plant cover in grasslands, disrupting climate-driven C3-C4 balance globally.

The paper shows that moderate densities of plateau pikas improve vegetation composition, which enhances yak weight gain by reducing toxic forbs and increasing palatable plant abundance.

This paper proposes a climate-smart rewilding framework to integrate biodiversity, climate change, and socio-economic benefits in ecosystem restoration.

The paper identifies the Levant as the main potential interbreeding area for the third Neanderthal-modern human contact event using species distribution modeling and archaeological data.

This study uses phylogenetic path analysis to examine how life history traits affect population dynamics metrics like effective population size and density across mammalian species.