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Current estimates of population resilience are not robust to the longer-term impacts of directional environmental shifts
Natural systems worldwide are exposed to gradual changes imposed by directional environmental shifts, known as ramp disturbances. However, contemporary assessments of population resilience focus on the resistance and recovery of systems following one-off (i.e., pulse) disturbances. Thus, our current
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