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Research Lines

Many ecological processes are multi-scale, both in the spatial and temporal dimensions, from the intra-species adaptations and fitness to global biogeographic patterns and the evolution of lineages over geological time-scales. Many of the challenges posed appear in the interphase of such dimensions, so the creation of GloCEE stems from that need of an integrative perspective to address global challenges in a changing biosphere. The members at GloCEE apply the newest analytical tools to address ecological and macroevolutionary questions, with a particular emphasis in the study of the impacts of global perturbations on ecological systems and their impact on long-term evolutionary dynamics.
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Ecology & Evolution
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Macroecology & Paleoecology
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Global Change
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Disease Ecology
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Agroecology & Agrobiodiversity
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