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The PAR of the tree taxa declined abruptly from a maximum value at 12,700 to below 1000 grains cm−2 yr−1 at 12,600 cal yr BP.
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We find that species richness and abundance/density of forest-dependent taxa generally declined in disturbed compared to mature forests.
During these periods, tropical forest taxa elements declined (Moraceae, Brosimum alicastrum, Ficus and Fabaceae) and secondary elements increased (Asteraceae, Mimosoidae-Acacia, Chenopodiaceae Vent. and Poaceae), as did local aquatic elements (Botryococcus).
Taxa that declined after entering forests were generally more tolerant of anthropogenic disturbance and/or those that rely on in-stream primary productivity (i.e., scrapers) whereas most of the taxa that increased after entering forests were relatively sensitive to disturbance and rely on allochthonous organic matter inputs from the forest (i.e., shredders).
The temperate woodlands of south-eastern Australia have been extensively modified for agriculture and numerous bird taxa are declining.
Taxonomic expertise in Australia is unevenly distributed across taxa, and declining.
Over the same period, phytoplankton diversity declined from 52 taxa in 59 samples to 42 taxa in 74 samples.
However, in November 2001, Chara rapidly declined and vascular taxa (Hydrilla and Potamogeton) became dominant.
The subtropical taxa that dominate Pliocene assemblages declined and then disappeared between 3 2.8 and 1.66 Ma (at around 2.8 Ma in the North and later in the South), progressively being replaced by temperate Quercus forests at mid altitude.
The discrepancy between simulation algorithms declined exponentially as the number of taxa in the simulated tree increased.
Although two bryophyte taxa, Syntrichia spp. and small moss, consistently had higher cover than other taxa, they were significant indicators in 1999 because they declined in cover by 2010.
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