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Regime shifts in the Anthropocene: drivers, risks, and resilience

2015-04-28

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Many ecosystems can experience regime shifts: surprising, large and persistent changes in the function and structure of ecosystems. Assessing whether continued global change will lead to further regime shifts, or has the potential to trigger cascading regime shifts has been a central question in global change policy. Addressing this issue has, however, been hampered by the focus of regime shift research on specifi...

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b8f95ae2-34d8-5121-8549-60663b9b0559
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10.1101/018549
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