Evolution of the Galapagos in the Anthropocene

P. Salinas- de-León (), S. Andrade, C. Arnés-Urgellés, J. R. Bermudez, S. Bucaram, S. Buglass, F. Cerutti, W. Cheung, C. Hoz, V. Hickey, G. Jíménez-Uzcátegui, I. Keith, J. R. Marín Jarrín, P. Martí-Puig, M. Medina, A. Moya, D. Pauly, D. Orellana, R. Ostergaard-Klem, C. Stock, J. Witman and B. Worm
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P. Salinas- de-León: Charles Darwin Foundation
S. Andrade: Charles Darwin Foundation
C. Arnés-Urgellés: Charles Darwin Foundation
J. R. Bermudez: Facultad de Ingeniería Marítima y Ciencias del Mar, Escuela Politécnica del Litoral
S. Bucaram: Inter-American Development Bank
S. Buglass: Charles Darwin Foundation
F. Cerutti: Charles Darwin Foundation
W. Cheung: The University of British Columbia
C. Hoz: Charles Darwin Foundation
V. Hickey: World Bank Group
G. Jíménez-Uzcátegui: Charles Darwin Foundation
I. Keith: Charles Darwin Foundation
J. R. Marín Jarrín: Charles Darwin Foundation
P. Martí-Puig: Charles Darwin Foundation
M. Medina: Charles Darwin Foundation
A. Moya: Charles Darwin Foundation
D. Pauly: The University of British Columbia
D. Orellana: Facultad de Ciencias Agropecuarias, Departamento Interdisciplinario de Espacio y Población, Universidad de Cuenca
R. Ostergaard-Klem: Hawaii Pacific University, Department of Natural Sciences
C. Stock: Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory, NOAA
J. Witman: Brown University, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
B. Worm: Dalhousie University

Nature Climate Change, 2020, vol. 10, issue 5, 380-382

Abstract: The Galapagos Islands inspired the theory of evolution by means of natural selection; now in the Anthropocene, the Galapagos represent an important natural laboratory to understand ecosystem resilience in the face of climate extremes and enable effective socio-ecological co-evolution under climate change.

Date: 2020
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