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Invertebrate decline reduces natural pest control and decomposition of organic matter

Immediate protection measures are required to safeguard invertebrate communities and critical ecosystem services.

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Big fish are shrinking and small fish are multiplying

The body sizes of organisms around the world are becoming smaller over time, with important implications for food webs and humans.

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(Picture: Maria Dornelas)

iDiv’s early career researchers’ response to the proposed changes to the WissZeitVG

iDiv's researchers concerned about the already precarious working conditions in German academia and proposed changes to the WissZeitVG

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26.09.23 | Media Release, Research, Experimental Interaction Ecology, iDiv, TOP NEWS
Invertebrate decline reduces natural pest control and decomposition of organic matter
08.09.23 | TOP NEWS, iDiv, Biodiversity Synthesis, Research
Big fish are shrinking and small fish are multiplying, a new study shows
08.09.23 | iDiv, TOP NEWS, Media Release
iDiv’s early career researchers’ response to the proposed changes to the WissZeitVG

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