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Species range contractions in geographic and environmental space
Species range contractions are a defining feature of the Anthropocene. Given their prevalence, a key question arises: do range contractions follow consistent patterns? Empirical studies have produced mixed results, revealing some emer-gent patterns, but also considerable variation among taxa. Here,
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