• The maintenance of habitability across multiple scales: A meta ecosystem view of Gaia 

  Owen, R (University of Exeter Geography, 19 April 2021)

  The Gaia hypothesis postulates that life and the abiotic environment of planet Earth form a self-regulating system, capable of maintaining planetary habitability. Previous studies have highlighted mechanisms by which ...

• The Anthropogenic Forcing of Coccolithophore Growth 

  Langley, B (University of Exeter Geography, 19 April 2021)

  Global increases in atmospheric CO₂ concentration and temperature are causing changes in ocean chemistry, temperature and circulation, altering light and nutrient regimes. Such changes are expected to impact the coccolithophore ...

• Understanding the recent range expansion of the hermit crab, Clibanarius erythropus, to the British Isles through larval dispersal models and phylogeographic analysis 

  Patterson, C (University of Exeter Collage of Life and Environmental Sciences, 29 March 2021)

  As climate change progresses, the ranges of many species will begin to shift. Which species will have their ranges shifted and where, will have major consequences for conservation, habitat management, agriculture, and human ...

• Bridging the gap: The first description of the Morphology and Diversity of Non-Volant Small Mammal Species in an unprotected forest in Central Kalimantan, Borneo. 

  Field, C (University of Exeter Biological Sciences, 22 March 2021)

  In the past 50 years, around 30% of Borneo has been deforested. Despite an increase in conservation and research effort, taxonomic and geographic biases mean vast areas of Borneo’s tropical forests remain undescribed and ...

• The effect of patterns and distributions of physical activity on blood glucose control in individuals with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus: an exploratory study 

  Jones, H (University of Exeter Sport and Health Sciences, 15 March 2021)

  Physical activity (PA) is known to be beneficial for blood glucose control in individuals with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM). The American Diabetes Association (ADA) recommends 150 minutes or more of moderate to vigorous ...

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