Critical Thresholds Associated with Habitat Loss¶
Swift, T. L., & Hannon, S. J. (2010). Critical Thresholds Associated with Habitat Loss: A Review of the Concepts, Evidence, and Applications. Biological Reviews, 85(1), 35-53.
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- Coastal Squeeze
- The result is monotonic compression without exit — if the present width is fifty metres and the front advances at a constant rate, the remaining time is simply width divided by front velocity, and the viability threshold bites before the range hits zero: if the bird community needs, say, twenty metres of marsh — an illustrative figure, not a measured minimum — function collapses once thirty metres have gone, with twenty still nominally present.
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Supports only that ecological responses can drop abruptly below a critical habitat threshold; it gives no marsh width, no minimum patch size, and no width/velocity arithmetic.
“whether they suddenly decline more rapidly below a “critical threshold” level of habitat”
- The result is monotonic compression without exit — if the present width is fifty metres and the front advances at a constant rate, the remaining time is simply width divided by front velocity, and the viability threshold bites before the range hits zero: if the bird community needs, say, twenty metres of marsh — an illustrative figure, not a measured minimum — function collapses once thirty metres have gone, with twenty still nominally present.
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