To this end, Kareiva advises conservationists to craft «a new vision of a planet in which nature — forests, wetlands, diverse species, and
other ancient ecosystems — exists amid a wide variety of modern, human landscapes.»
Not exact matches
Similar analyses of fossils of
other members of the same
ancient ecosystem may reveal that multiple species participated in the
ancient migrations, scientists say.
He points to research that shows that mammoths and
other large herbivores trampling across the
ancient Arctic
ecosystems helped maintain the grasslands by knocking down trees and spreading grass seeds in the dung.
Scientists have also used drilling and
other techniques to look at
ancient ecosystems under
other ice shelves, but those methods often leave an incomplete picture.