Madagascar is a threatened biodiversity hotspot. Here, using a newly assembled dataset and island biogeography models, the authors estimate how many millions of years of evolutionary history have been lost since human colonisation and may be further lost in the future for Malagasy mammals
The most threatened mammal group on Earth, Madagascar’s five endemic lemur families (lemurs are foun...
The endemic biotas of oceanic islands were vulnerable and many have been lost. The more ancient, com...
Abstract Background Was there a mid-Cenozoic vertebrate extinction and recovery event in Madagascar ...
Many of Madagascar's unique species are threatened with extinction. However, the severity of recent ...
There are two possible approaches to understanding natural and human-induced changes in the primate ...
Biodiversity is severely threatened by habitat destruction. As a consquence of habitat destruction, ...
International audienceOnly 400 km off the coast of East Africa, the island of Madagascar is one of t...
In the last 2000 years, changes on the island of Madagascar have resulted in the modification of key...
Biodiversity provides us with a host of cultural, scientific, and economic benefits, and highly biod...
In our paper “Time-lagged effects of habitat fragmentation on terrestrial mammals in Madagascar” (Co...
Madagascar, renowned for its unique biodiversity and diverse ecosystems, faces increasing threats to...
The evolutionary origins of Madagascar's biodiversity remain mysterious despite the fact that relati...
journal articleMadagascar ranks as one of the world’s top extinction hotspots because of its high en...
Measures of current extinction risk imply that a high proportion of the world’s species are threaten...
The most threatened mammal group on Earth, Madagascar’s five endemic lemur families (lemurs are foun...
The endemic biotas of oceanic islands were vulnerable and many have been lost. The more ancient, com...
Abstract Background Was there a mid-Cenozoic vertebrate extinction and recovery event in Madagascar ...
Many of Madagascar's unique species are threatened with extinction. However, the severity of recent ...
There are two possible approaches to understanding natural and human-induced changes in the primate ...
Biodiversity is severely threatened by habitat destruction. As a consquence of habitat destruction, ...
International audienceOnly 400 km off the coast of East Africa, the island of Madagascar is one of t...
In the last 2000 years, changes on the island of Madagascar have resulted in the modification of key...
Biodiversity provides us with a host of cultural, scientific, and economic benefits, and highly biod...
In our paper “Time-lagged effects of habitat fragmentation on terrestrial mammals in Madagascar” (Co...
Madagascar, renowned for its unique biodiversity and diverse ecosystems, faces increasing threats to...
The evolutionary origins of Madagascar's biodiversity remain mysterious despite the fact that relati...
journal articleMadagascar ranks as one of the world’s top extinction hotspots because of its high en...
Measures of current extinction risk imply that a high proportion of the world’s species are threaten...
The most threatened mammal group on Earth, Madagascar’s five endemic lemur families (lemurs are foun...
The endemic biotas of oceanic islands were vulnerable and many have been lost. The more ancient, com...
Abstract Background Was there a mid-Cenozoic vertebrate extinction and recovery event in Madagascar ...