Philippa Kaur

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The interaction between localised vegetation patches in arid and semi-arid landscapes has received only limited attention21. We show that the interaction between localised vegetation patches is always repulsive. Indeed, bounded states of vegetation patches are not allowed. We demonstrate that the repulsive nature of this interaction and the boundary conditions allow for the coexistence of […] More

Type 1 and Type 2 call emissions by Pipistrellus pipistrellus We reconstructed flight paths of 12 audio recordings of foraging residents and intruders of P. pipistrellus containing 60 Type 1 calls and 74 Type 2 calls. In 11 of 12 recordings with Type 2 calls, both call types were present, whereas in one recording Type […] More

For hibernating mammals, increases in yearly temperature can impact hibernation quality, leading to subsequent fitness fallouts. For bats, hibernating at warmer temperatures requires increased energy expenditure, which can result in lowered survival or reproductive success. While previous studies have indicated that warming may promote range changes for some bat species, the impact on cryophilic (cold […] More

J. Environ. Econ. Manag. 100, 102277 (2020). Financial investments in fossil fuel assets could be lost if climate policies limit emissions in line with climate targets. Stranded assets, as these are known, thus represent an investment risk which may not be currently accounted for by investors and company valuations. The German climate policy Klimabeitrag — […] More

Sites and study species Both playback experiments (described below) took place in multiple wetlands in Champaign (n = 3), Iroquois (n = 1), and Vermilion counties (n = 3) in central Illinois, USA. Sites were comprised of mesic shrubland habitat, with dominant shrubs including willow (Salix spp.), dogwood (Cornus spp.), and Autumn Olive (Elaeagnus umbellate), with mesic grasses abundant among shrubs. Patches […] More