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DESCRIPTION:We live in a world of rising novelty.&nbsp\; Many contemporary 
 ecosystems already differ substantively from all historical counterparts\,
  due to species introductions\, land use\, species extinctions\, altered n
 utrient cycling\, etc.&nbsp\; Future ecosystems are expected to differ fro
 m those found today\, as species differentially lag rapid climate change\,
  novel climates emerge\, and species occupy previously unavailable portion
 s of their fundamental niches. To address this challenge\, we need to answ
 er important questions\, including: (1) How do we define novelty and what 
 criteria? \; (2) By what mechanisms do novel climates give rise to novel e
 cosystems\, and (3) what metrics best represent the exposure of communitie
 s to climate-driven reorganization?\; and do we see a match between areas 
 experiencing environmental novelty and changes in biodiversity? Here\, I w
 ill present a series of vignettes of my work that describe how much\, in w
 hich direction and at what rates have(will) climatic conditions change\; t
 he extension of climate-driven metrics of change to other environmental di
 mensions (i.e.\, land use changes)\; and numerical and empirical efforts l
 inking the emergence of novel environmental setups and communities\, and h
 ow these changes can have a lasting impact in ecosystem services and funct
 ions.\n&nbsp\;\n***\nHumboldt Center Short Term Grantee invited by Steven 
 Higgins &amp\; Timo Conradi
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SUMMARY:Dr. Alejandro Ordonez\, Department of Biology\, Aarhus University\,
  Denmark (Homepage): Rising Novelty in Ecosystems and Climates
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