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26 August 2025
We are happy to welcome Dr. Zsófia Horváth, from Budapest, Hungary, to the Oikos Editorial Board. To know more about her, read our interview below! Website : https://metacomlab.com/ What's your main research focus at the moment? I am a community ecologist interested in...
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20 August 2025
We are happy to welcome Dr. Blanca Arroyo-Correa, from Seville, Spain, to the Oikos Editorial Board. To know more about her, read our interview below! Website : www.blancaarroyocorrea.com What's your main research focus at the moment? I am fascinated by the way...
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14 August 2025
We are happy to welcome Dr. Melánie Roy, from Toulouse, France, to the Oikos Editorial Board. To know more about her, read our interview below! Website : https://www.cima.fcen.uba.ar/~melanie.roy/cv_melanie.roy_english.pdf What's your main research focus at the moment...
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7 August 2025
We are happy to welcome Dr. Isabel Donoso, from Basque Country, Spain, to the Oikos Editorial Board. To know more about her, read our interview below! Website : https://sites.google.com/view/isa-donoso/contact-cv?authuser=0 What's your main research focus at the moment...
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28 July 2025
We are happy to welcome Dr. Tina Heger, from Munich, Germany, to the Oikos Editorial Board. To know more about her, read our interview below! Website : https://www.tinaheger.de/ What's your main research focus at the moment? My current research focus is on how we can...
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14 July 2025
We are happy to welcome Dr. Mariano Devoto, from Buenos Aires, Argentina, to the Oikos Editorial Board. To know more about him, read our interview below! Website: https://www.agro.uba.ar/users/mdevoto/ What's your main research focus at the moment? I study ecological...
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14 July 2025
We are happy to welcome Dr. Robert Nasi, the Chief Operating Officer of CIFOR-ICRAF, based in Indonesia, to the Oikos Editorial Board. To know more about him, read our interview below! Website : https://www.cifor.org/research-staff/984/robert-nasi/ What’s your main...
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7 July 2025
Frugivory interactions—key to forest regeneration—are disrupted by logging and fires in the Amazon, Chesini et al. (2025) explains. Their paper, "Anthropogenic disturbances simplify frugivory interactions in Amazonia" evidences how recently and long-ago burned areas...
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7 July 2025
Early-blooming non-native dandelions can boost solitary bees' offspring numbers, but their poor nutritional quality may reduce larval survival. A new study titled "Fitness costs and benefits of a non-native floral resource for subalpine solitary bees" suggests these...
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7 July 2025
Fluctuating rainfall—not rising temperatures—has had the strongest impact on meerkats reproduction and survival, highlighting the critical role of water availability in shaping population dynamics under climate change. This is shown by Thorley et al.'s (2025) 25-year...
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