主讲人:Shinichi Tatsumi教授
主持人:黎绍鹏研究员
开始时间:7月20日 13:30
讲座地址:腾讯会议 514916960
内容摘要:
The last two decades have witnessed unprecedented declines in beta diversity (i.e., the loss of spatial variationin species composition). The reductions in beta diversity are now regarded as a global threat to ecosystem functioning and nature’s benefits to people. However, analytical challenges have hampered empirical ecologists from quantifying the dynamic processes behind such changing beta-diversity patterns. In this seminar, I will first give a brief review of the history of beta diversity research. I will then talk about novel numerical methods to additively partition the temporal changes in beta diversity into components that reflect local extinctions and colonizations (Tatsumi et al., 2020; Tatsumi et al., 2021). I will show that the partitioning of dynamic processes behind beta diversity can provide more mechanistic insights into the spatiotemporal organization of biodiversity.
报告人简介:
Dr.Shinichi Tatsumi is a community ecologist with particular interests inbiodiversity and functioning of forest ecosystems. Shinichi completed his Ph.D.degree in 2014 at the University of Tokyo, where he studied the coexistence of tree species using individual-based simulations and statistical modeling. During his Postdoc at the Yokohama National University, University of Eastern Finland, and the University of Toronto, Shinichi’s research expanded to developing analytical methods for spatiotemporal community dynamics and applying them to experimental datasets. Shinichi now works as a senior researcher at the Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute in Japan and serves as an associate editor for Ecological Solutions and Evidence.