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PRINGLE, S., DALLIMER, M., GODDARD, M.A., LE GOFF, L.K., HART, E., LANGDALE, S.J., FISHER, J.C., ABAD, S.-A., ANCRENAZ, M., ANGEOLETTO, F., AUAT CHEEIN, F., AUSTEN, G.E., BAILEY, J.J., BALDOCK, K.C.R., BANIN, L.F., BANKS-LEITE, C., BARAU, A.S., BASHYAL, R., BATES, A.J., BICKNELL, J.E., BIELBY, J., BOSILJ, P., BUSH, E.R., BUTLER, S.J., CARPENTER, D., CLEMENTS, C.F., CULLY, A., DAVIES, K.F., DEERE, N.J., DODD, M., DRINKWATER, R., DRISCOLL, D.A., DUTILLEUX, G., DYRMANN, M., EDWARDS, D.P., FARHADINIA, M.S., FARUK, A., FIELD, R., FLETCHER, R.J., FOSTER, C.W., FOX, R., FRANCKSEN, R.M., FRANCO, A.M.A., GAINSBURY, A.M., GARDNER, C.J., GIORGI, I., GRIFFITHS, R.A., HAMAZA, S., HANHEIDE, M., HAYWARD, M.W., HEDBLOM, M., HELGASON, T., HEON, S.P., HUGHES, K.A., HUNT, E.R., INGRAM, D.J., JACKSON-MILLS, G., JOWETT, K., KEITT, T.H., KLOEPPER, L.N., KRAMER-SCHADT, S., LABISKO, J., LABROSSE, F., LAWSON, J., LECOMTE, N., DE LIMA, R.F., LITTLEWOOD, N.A., MARSHALL, H.H., MASALA, G.L., MASKELL, L.C., MATECHOU, E., MAZZOLAI, B., MCCONNELL, A., MELBOURNE, B.A., MIRIYEV, A., NANA, E.D., OSSOLA, A., PAPWORTH, S., PARR, C.L., PAYO-PAYO, A., PERRY, G., PETTORELLI, N., PILLAY, R., POTTS, S.G., PRENDERGAST-MILLER, M.T., QIE, L., ROLLEY-PARNELL, P., ROSSITER, S.J., ROWCLIFFE, M., RUMBLE, H., SADLER, J.P., SANDOM, C.J., SANYAL, A., SCHRODT, F., SETHI, S.S., SHABRANI, A., SIDDALL, R., SMITH, S.C., SNEP, R.P.H., SOULSBURY, C.D., STANLEY, M.C., STEPHENS, P.A., STEPHENSON, P.J., STRUEBIG, M.J., STUDLEY, M., SVÁTEK, M., TANG, G., TAYLOR, N.K., UMBERS, K.D.L., WARD, R.J., WHITE, P.J.C., WHITTINGHAM, M.J., WICH, S., WILLIAMS, C.D., YAKUBU, I.B., YOH, N., ZAIDI, S.A.R., ZMARZ, A., ZWERTS, J.A. and DAVIES, Z.G., 2025. Opportunities and challenges for monitoring terrestrial biodiversity in the robotics age. Nature Ecology and Evolution, 9, pp. 1031-1042. ISSN 2397-334X

STEVENSON, M.A., MCGOWAN, S., PEARSON, E.J., SWANN, G.E.A., LENG, M.J., JONES, V.J., BAILEY, J.J., HUANG, X. and WHITEFORD, E., 2021. Anthropocene climate warming enhances autochthonous carbon cycling in an upland Arctic lake Disko Island, West Greenland. Biogeosciences, 18 (8), pp. 2465-2485. ISSN 1726-4170