Current knowledge of climate change effects on forest ecology and species conservation should be linked to understanding of the past-time. Abies pinsapo fore...
A new record from a long sediment core (S3) in Navamuño (1505 m asl, western Iberian Central System) provides the reconstruction of the vegetation history an...
A set of 30 modern pollen samples collected in pine communities of the Gúdar Range (southeastern Iberian System) has been investigated to determine the relat...
Human impact on western Mediterranean mountains is gaining more attention, as they harbour a rich plant diversity threatened by global change. This paper pre...
En este trabajo se presentan los primeros datos de la composición holocena de los bosques de montaña en el Parque Natural Sierra de las Nieves (Málaga, Españ...
This work presents the anthracological and archeopalynological results obtained within the project AGRIWESTMED (ERC AdG 230561), which has involved a compreh...
In this analysis we estimated phylogenetic community structure (PCS) from fossil pollen data and phylogenetic trees. Interstingly, we show that PCS has had a...
In this manuscript, we review the state of the art of research infrastructure in Paleoecology and descrive future venues for integration with Neoecological r...
By comparing niche models fitted with adults and juveniles of Abies pinsapo, we have been able to identify an altitudinal shift in their distribution. This s...
By comparing niche models fitted with adults and juveniles of Abies pinsapo, we have been able to identify an altitudinal shift in their distribution. This s...
Paleo-wetlands have fragmented in archaeological times associated with human stressors. We present an interdisciplinary analysis of a past temporary paleo-we...
The aim of this research is to reconstruct the ancient distribution area of Abies pinsapo Boiss. (Spanish fir) in the Serranía de Ronda region, southern Spai...
The presence of Cedrus atlantica on the European continent, including, especially, the determination of the time of its disappearance from the Iberian Penins...
The Black Death (1347–1352 ce) is the most renowned pandemic in human history, believed by many to have killed half of Europe’s population. However, despite ...
Preserving the genetic diversity of forest species is critical for maintaining their adaptive potential and allowing for generation turnover in forest ecosys...
