Sandrine Pavoine

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Natural History Museum

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Sandrine Pavoine is a Professor at the National Museum of Natural History in France. Her research focuses on biodiversity data, functional diversity, and conservation priorities, with recent publications addressing theoretical frameworks for ecology and the impact of habitat changes on various species. Her work also includes studies on phylogenetic diversity and evolutionary distinctiveness among mammals.

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Phylogenetic analysis of spatial and temporal patterns of community biodiversity

Open Date: 2008-02-01

Close Date: 2009-01-01

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Carlo Ricotta

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Bruno Enrico Leone Cerabolini

Professore Ordinario

University of Insubria

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Boris Leroy

Sorbonne Université

FRANCE

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Joaquín Hortal

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Evsey Kosman

ISRAEL

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Giovanni Bacaro

University of Trieste

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János Podani

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Defining biodiversity data

What do functional diversity, redundancy, rarity, and originality actually measure? A theoretical guide for ecologists and conservationists

Multiscale effects of habitat changes on diversity of rainforest snakes

Functional and phylogenetic β diversities and their link with clustering/overdispersion and uniqueness/redundancy

Conservation priorities for Diprotodonts according to evolutionary distinctiveness and extinction risk

The ternary diagram of functional diversity

A new method for indicator species analysis in the framework of multivariate analysis of variance

Disturbed habitats locally reduce the signal of deep evolutionary history in functional traits of plants

Biomass of slow life history species increases as local bottom trawl effort decreases in the Celtic sea

Revisiting species and areas of interest for conserving global mammalian phylogenetic diversity

Beta redundancy for functional ecology

adiv: An r package to analyse biodiversity in ecology

From alpha to beta functional and phylogenetic redundancy

Collaborators (7)

Carlo Ricotta

Bruno Enrico Leone Cerabolini

Boris Leroy

Joaquín Hortal

Evsey Kosman

Giovanni Bacaro

János Podani

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