modelling environmental change in the future. Furthermore, such an indicator
system might help explain differences in species composition and diversity at all
spatial scales. Spatial heterogeneity and the variability of ecological conditions over
time are important factors for understanding assemblages.
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Table 2 (continued)
Factors (threats)
Effect/risk for biodiversity
No/low
Intermediate
Strong/high
Volcanism/landslides
No volcanic activity, no landslides
Low or intermediate risk of
volcanic eruption or
landslides
High risk of destructive
eruption or landslides
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