Matthew Adeleye
@matt_adeleye
Assistant Professor of Physical Geography @CamUniGeograpghy interested in landscape and conservation paleoecology, island biogeography, Quaternary environments.
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07-11-2019 06:28:35
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Our new global meta-analysis NatureEcoEvo shows wild #megafauna shape #ecosystem properties & promote spatial heterogeneity nature.com/articles/s4155… 🦬🌿🐘🍃🦌🪲🪱🌐Big thx Jonas Trepel & Erick Lundgren for leading this work! ECONOVO - DNRF Center of Excellence #herbivores #ecology #soil #vegetation
🏝️In our new paper we explore trends in floristic similarity between 15 sites, on 13 South Pacific islands over the last 5000 years nature.com/articles/s4155… 🖌️illustration by Jagoba Malumbres-Olarte
Our (myself Simon Haberle etal.) new study from NW Tasmanian islands show that #Indigenous people shaped landscape in the area in that last 2ka (not climate), resulting in mosaic landscape of open and close 🌱 communities. Link: doi.org/10.1080/155648…
Our (myself Simon Haberle etal.) new study from NW Tasmanian islands show that #Indigenous people shaped landscape in the area in that last 2ka (not climate), resulting in mosaic landscape of open and close 🌱 communities. Link: doi.org/10.1080/155648…
Our (myself, Simon Haberle etal) new study on Late Pleistocene #megafauna extinction in Australian mainland is just out. We 📌 extinction 🕰️ to ~43ka, caused by landscape burning and extinction in turn drove 🌱 changes. doi.org/10.1016/j.quas…
Our (myself, Simon Haberle etal) new study on Late Pleistocene #megafauna extinction in Australian mainland is just out. We 📌 extinction 🕰️ to ~43ka, caused by landscape burning and extinction in turn drove 🌱 changes. doi.org/10.1016/j.quas…
Our (myself, Simon Haberle et al) new study shows that the coexistence of forest and treeless vegetation in #Tasmania rainforest area is due to edaphic conditions and not burning, as implied by the #AlternativeBiomeState framework.
Link to paper: tinyurl.com/TasFor
Our (myself, Simon Haberle et al) new study shows that the coexistence of forest and treeless vegetation in #Tasmania rainforest area is due to edaphic conditions and not burning, as implied by the #AlternativeBiomeState framework.
Link to paper: tinyurl.com/TasFor
Happy to share a new paper led by Anne de Vareilles combining archaeobotany and palynology to investigate the impacts of early agriculture on biodiversity: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/09… #landuse #pollen Historic England Dr Ruth Pelling
If only Firstdog Onthemoon was at INQUARoma2023! They would no doubt win the Best Poster prize 🏆 with this contribution! #INQUARoma2023
SCIENTIFIC KERFUFFLE ALERT! When did the Anthropocene begin and what is a golden spike?! | First Dog on the Moon
theguardian.com/commentisfree/…
Another big nature pattern unveiled: pollen production per flower increases with floral display size across animal-pollinated flowering plants. Thanks nicolaycunha for sharing this adventure. See more at
doi.org/10.1002/ajb2.1…
The first paper of my PhD is out today! We look at how islands around Australia have changed in the last 65 thousand years, through changing sea levels. Thanks to all who have provided great discussion over this question! CRAR+M Rock Art Prof Jo.McDonald
sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
Our (myself, Simon Haberle Feli Hopf Dave McWethy etal.) new study from SE Australia shows #Indigenous cultural burning (not climate) specifically promoted mallee eucalypt woodland and not tall eucalypt forest in the Holocene. Link: doi.org/10.1007/s00334…
Our (myself, Simon Haberle Feli Hopf Dave McWethy etal.) new study from SE Australia shows #Indigenous cultural burning (not climate) specifically promoted mallee eucalypt woodland and not tall eucalypt forest in the Holocene. Link: doi.org/10.1007/s00334…
