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Non-linear changes in modelled terrestrial ecosystems subjected to perturbations

2018-10-10

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When perturbed ecosystems undergo rapid and non-linear changes, this can result in ‘regime shifts’ to an entirely different ecological state. The need to understand the extent, nature, magnitude and reversibility of these changes is urgent given the profound effects that humans are having on the natural world. It remains very challenging to empirically document non-linear changes and regime shifts within complex,...

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DOI: 10.1101/439059

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