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Titel This is how long it would take for nature to restore species to pre-human levels Mate van erkenning International Media naam/outlet World Economic Forum Mediatype Web Land/Regio United States Release datum 31/03/2017 Beschrijving More than half of mammal species went extinct after human colonization in the Caribbean alone. Can nature restore the numbers of species on islands to levels that existed before human arrival—and, if so—how long would it take for nature to regain this lost mammal diversity? Producent / auteur Gregory Filiano URL https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2017/03/this-is-how-long-it-would-take-for-nature-to-restore-species-numbers-to-pre-human-arrival Personen Rampal Etienne Titel Recovering lost Caribbean bats would take 8M years Mate van erkenning International Media naam/outlet Futurity Mediatype Web Land/Regio United States Release datum 28/03/2017 Beschrijving More than half of mammal species went extinct after human colonization in the Caribbean alone. Can nature restore the numbers of species on islands to levels that existed before human arrival—and, if so—how long would it take for nature to regain this lost mammal diversity? Producent / auteur Gregory Filiano URL https://www.futurity.org/caribbean-bats-extinctions-1388232-2/ Personen Rampal Etienne Titel Die Natur nach dem Verschwinden des Menschen Mate van erkenning International Media naam/outlet Heise online - Telepolis Mediatype Web Land/Regio Germany Release datum 06/02/2017 Beschrijving Tiere, die von einem Massenaussterben bedroht sind, bräuchten 8 Millionen Jahre, um sich von Menschheit zu erholen Producent / auteur Patrick Spät URL https://www.heise.de/tp/features/Die-Natur-nach-dem-Verschwinden-des-Menschen-3607947.html Personen Rampal Etienne Titel Island biodiversity: Stable but vulnerable Mate van erkenning National Media naam/outlet Science Linx Mediatype Web Land/Regio Netherlands Release datum 11/01/2017 Beschrijving The biodiversity on islands is the result of an equilibrium between the immigration of new species and the extinction of established ones. This idea was proposed exactly 50 years ago by the founders of Island Biogeography Theory, Robert H. MacArthur and Edward O. Wilson. But it had never been proven – until now that is. Ecologists from the Museum für Naturkunde in Berlin (Germany), Stony Brook University (USA) and the University of Groningen have discovered that the bat species on the Greater Antilles islands were in a state of equilibrium before humans arrived some 4000 years ago. Then extinctions became prevalent. The researchers calculated that it will take nature eight million years to restore the original diversity. The results were published in Nature Ecology & Evolution on 9 January. Producent / auteur Rene Fransen URL www.rug.nl/sciencelinx/nieuws/2017/01/20170111_islands?lang=en Personen Rampal Etienne Titel Caribbean bat species need 8 million years to recover from recent extinction waves Mate van erkenning International Media naam/outlet Technology Org Mediatype Web Land/Regio United States Release datum 11/01/2017 Beschrijving How long does it take a population of mammals to recover after a wave of species loss? Bats in the Caribbean Islands may hold new answers, biologists report in a paper published this week in the journal Nature Ecology & Evolution. Producent / auteur NSF URL https://www.technology.org/2017/01/11/caribbean-bat-species-need-8-million-years-recover-recent-extinction-waves/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+TechnologyOrg+%28Technology+Org+-+All+News%29 Personen Rampal Etienne Titel Long-Term Diversity Equilibrium on Islands in a Rapidly Changing World Mate van erkenning International Media naam/outlet Nature Ecology and Evolution - Behind the paper Mediatype Print Land/Regio United States Release datum 09/01/2017 Beschrijving Fifty years ago MacArthur and Wilson predicted species diversity on islands would approach a dynamic equilibrium balancing colonization, and some speciation, against extinction. The long-term species diversity of Greater Antillean New World leaf-nosed bats and close relatives shows such an equilibrium, as well as how Holocene extinctions have dragged diversity far from it. Producent / auteur Liliana Davalos Alvarez URL https://natureecoevocommunity.nature.com/users/25147-liliana-davalos-alvarez/posts/14209-long-term-stability-on-islands-in-a-rapidly-changing-world Personen Rampal Etienne Titel Caribbean bat species need 8 million years to recover from recent extinction waves Mate van erkenning International Media naam/outlet National Science Foundation Mediatype Web Land/Regio United States Release datum 09/01/2017 Beschrijving How long does it take a community of mammals to recover after a wave of species loss? Bats in the Caribbean Islands may hold new answers, biologists report in a paper published this week in the journal Nature Ecology & Evolution. Producent / auteur Cheryl Dybas, Greg Filiano URL https://www.nsf.gov/discoveries/disc_summ.jsp?cntn_id=190744 Personen Rampal Etienne
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Titel 50 jaar oude Eilandtheorie klopt (als er geen mensen zouden bestaan) Mate van erkenning National Media naam/outlet BNR Mediatype Radio Land/Regio Netherlands Release datum 17/01/2017 Beschrijving Hoeveel diersoorten vind je op een eiland? 50 jaar geleden bedachten ze daar een theorie voor, maar die was lastig te bewijzen. Tot nu. Producent / auteur Mark Beekhuis URL https://www.bnr.nl/radio/wetenschap-vandaag/10316633/50-jaar-oude-eilandtheorie-klopt-als-er-geen-mensen-zouden-bestaan?disableUserNav=true Personen Rampal Etienne