The devil is in the details: Experiment reveals how a forest‐dwelling scavenger, and their excrement, may buffer ecosystem processes from climate change

This article is an Invited Commentary on Stephenson et al. (2024). This commentary attempts to provide broader context of the research within the body of literature on species loss and ecosystem functioning and highlights its relevance to conservation and global change.

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Global Change Biology
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2024-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.1111/gcb.17499
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Land Use and Ecosystem Services
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The devil is in the details: Experiment reveals how a forest‐dwelling scavenger, and their excrement, may buffer ecosystem processes from climate change

Thomas D. Stokely
Global Change Biology
Land Use and Ecosystem Services
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The devil is in the details: Experiment reveals how a forest‐dwelling scavenger, and their excrement, may buffer ecosystem processes from climate change

Thomas D. Stokely
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This article is an Invited Commentary on Stephenson et al. (2024). This commentary attempts to provide broader context of the research within the body of literature on species loss and ecosystem functioning and highlights its relevance to conservation and global change.

Global Change BiologyVol. 30(9)
The Nature Conservancy (US)
Climate action
Openalex Percentile: Top 86%
Land Use and Ecosystem Services
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The devil is in the details: Experiment reveals how a forest‐dwelling scavenger, and their excrement, may buffer ecosystem processes from climate change — Thomas D. Stokely · Global Change Biology (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS