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Project

SPatial and environmental determinants of Eco-Evolutionary DYnamics: anthropogenic environments as a model (SPEEDY)

Outputs and Outcomes

Code

120C03612

Duration

01 October 2012 → 31 December 2017

Funding

Federal funding: various

Promotor

Luc Lens

Research disciplines

Natural sciences
- Animal biology
- Plant biology

Keywords

eco-evolutionary dynamics spatial variation urbanisation

Project description

Spatial variation plays a key role in eco-evolutionary responses to environmental change. The way in which local populations, communities and ecosystems react to environmental change may critically depend on the interaction between local and regional responses. We here conduct an integrated study of eco-evolutionary dynamics along strong gradients in anthropogenic disturbance, covering replicates of habitats along (semi)natural-rural-urban habitat gradients in Flanders.

English

Dutch

English

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