Gaps in tropical science from unrepresentative distribution of sampling and citation across natural terrestrial environments

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RP @sciencex.bsky.social: Environmental research in the tropics is concentrated on humid forests, while colder and drier regions—often more affected by climate change—remain underrepresented in scientific studies. doi.org/hbht77

Environmental research in the tropics is concentrated on humid forests, while colder and drier regions—often more affected by climate change—remain underrepresented in scientific studies. doi.org/hbht77

🌍 Our researcher Aida Bargués Tobella contributed to a study in Nature Communications revealing imbalances in tropical research. Some regions, biomes, and conditions are underrepresented, which could affect environmental policy. 🌱 📄 Full article: www…

Very interesting research about gaps in tropical sciences to reflect about scientific bias in the tropics 💭🌳🌍 As a GIS enthusiast, I particularly loved the maps 🗺️ www.nature.com/articles/s41...

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