A comprehensive but practical methodology for selecting biological indicators for long-term monitoring.
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ABSTRACT: The selection of the many biological indicators described in scientific literature is rarely based on systematic or clear-cut processes, and often takes into account only a single or very few taxa, or even disregards the complex interactions that exist between the components of biodiversity. In certain cases, the particular context of a site-for example in the Mediterranean Basin-makes it difficult to apply the choice of indicators to other regions proposed in the literature. Therefore, the selection of appropriate methodologies for generating relevant indicators for a particular site is of crucial importance. Here, we present a simple quantitative methodology capable of incorporating multidisciplinary information for assessing and selecting appropriate methods and indicators for monitorin
SUBMITTER: Puig-Girones R
PROVIDER: S-EPMC8923439 | biostudies-literature | 2022
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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