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    Authors: Tereza Cristina Giannini; Wilian França Costa; Guaraci Duran Cordeiro; Vera Lúcia Imperatriz-Fonseca; +3 Authors

    La pollinisation animale peut avoir un impact sur la sécurité alimentaire car de nombreuses cultures dépendent des pollinisateurs pour produire des fruits et des graines. Cependant, les effets du changement climatique projeté sur les pollinisateurs de cultures et donc sur la production végétale ne sont pas encore clairs, en particulier pour les pollinisateurs sauvages et les réponses communautaires globales. À l'aide de la modélisation de la répartition des espèces, nous avons évalué les effets du changement climatique sur la répartition géographique de 95 espèces de pollinisateurs de 13 cultures brésiliennes, et nous avons estimé leurs impacts relatifs sur la production végétale. Nous avons décrit ces effets au niveau de la municipalité, et nous avons évalué les cultures qui ont été cultivées, le volume de production brute de ces cultures, la valeur totale de la production végétale et le nombre d'habitants. Dans l'ensemble, en tenant compte de toutes les espèces cultivées, nous avons constaté que le changement climatique prévu réduira la probabilité d'occurrence des pollinisateurs de près de 0,13 d'ici 2050. Nos modèles prédisent que près de 90 % des municipalités analysées seront confrontées à la perte d'espèces. Les diminutions de la probabilité d'occurrence des pollinisateurs ont varié de 0,08 (kaki) à 0,25 (tomate) et affecteront potentiellement 9 % (mandarine) à 100 % (tournesol) des municipalités qui produisent chaque culture. Les municipalités du centre et du sud du Brésil seront potentiellement confrontées à des impacts relativement importants sur la production agricole en raison de la perte de pollinisateurs. En revanche, certaines municipalités du nord du Brésil, en particulier dans le nord-ouest de l'Amazonie, pourraient potentiellement bénéficier du changement climatique car les pollinisateurs de certaines cultures pourraient augmenter. La baisse de la probabilité d'occurrence des pollinisateurs se trouve dans un grand nombre de municipalités ayant le PIB le plus faible et affectera également probablement certains endroits où la production agricole est élevée (20 % à 90 % du PIB) et où le nombre d'habitants est également élevé (plus de 6 millions de personnes). Notre étude met en évidence les municipalités clés où les cultures sont économiquement importantes et où les pollinisateurs seront potentiellement confrontés aux pires conditions en raison du changement climatique. Cependant, les pollinisateurs peuvent être en mesure de trouver de nouvelles zones appropriées qui ont le potentiel d'améliorer la production végétale. Les résultats présentés ici pourraient guider les décisions politiques en matière d'adaptation au changement climatique et de prévention de la perte d'espèces pollinisatrices et de production végétale. La polinización animal puede afectar a la seguridad alimentaria, ya que muchos cultivos dependen de los polinizadores para producir frutos y semillas. Sin embargo, los efectos del cambio climático proyectado en los polinizadores de cultivos y, por lo tanto, en la producción de cultivos aún no están claros, especialmente para los polinizadores silvestres y las respuestas agregadas de la comunidad. Utilizando modelos de distribución de especies, evaluamos los efectos del cambio climático en la distribución geográfica de 95 especies polinizadoras de 13 cultivos brasileños, y estimamos sus impactos relativos en la producción de cultivos. Describimos estos efectos a nivel de municipio, y evaluamos los cultivos que se cultivaron, el volumen de producción bruta de estos cultivos, el valor total de la producción de cultivos y el número de habitantes. En general, considerando todas las especies de cultivos, encontramos que el cambio climático proyectado reducirá la probabilidad de ocurrencia de polinizadores en casi 0.13 para 2050. Nuestros modelos predicen que casi el 90% de los municipios analizados se enfrentarán a la pérdida de especies. Las disminuciones en la probabilidad de ocurrencia de polinizadores variaron de 0.08 (caqui) a 0.25 (tomate) y potencialmente afectarán del 9% (mandarina) al 100% (girasol) de los municipios que producen cada cultivo. Los municipios del centro y sur de Brasil potencialmente enfrentarán impactos relativamente grandes en la producción de cultivos debido a la pérdida de polinizadores. Por el contrario, algunos municipios del norte de Brasil, particularmente en el noroeste de la Amazonía, podrían beneficiarse del cambio climático porque los polinizadores de algunos cultivos pueden aumentar. La disminución en la probabilidad de ocurrencia de polinizadores se encuentra en un gran número de municipios con el PIB más bajo y también es probable que afecte a algunos lugares donde la producción de cultivos es alta (20% a 90% del PIB) y donde el número de habitantes también es alto (más de 6 millones de personas). Nuestro estudio destaca los municipios clave donde los cultivos son económicamente importantes y donde los polinizadores enfrentarán potencialmente las peores condiciones debido al cambio climático. Sin embargo, los polinizadores pueden ser capaces de encontrar nuevas áreas adecuadas que tienen el potencial de mejorar la producción de cultivos. Los resultados que se muestran aquí podrían guiar las decisiones políticas para adaptarse al cambio climático y para prevenir la pérdida de especies polinizadoras y la producción de cultivos. Animal pollination can impact food security since many crops depend on pollinators to produce fruits and seeds. However, the effects of projected climate change on crop pollinators and therefore on crop production are still unclear, especially for wild pollinators and aggregate community responses. Using species distributional modeling, we assessed the effects of climate change on the geographic distribution of 95 pollinator species of 13 Brazilian crops, and we estimated their relative impacts on crop production. We described these effects at the municipality level, and we assessed the crops that were grown, the gross production volume of these crops, the total crop production value, and the number of inhabitants. Overall, considering all crop species, we found that the projected climate change will reduce the probability of pollinator occurrence by almost 0.13 by 2050. Our models predict that almost 90% of the municipalities analyzed will face species loss. Decreases in the pollinator occurrence probability varied from 0.08 (persimmon) to 0.25 (tomato) and will potentially affect 9% (mandarin) to 100% (sunflower) of the municipalities that produce each crop. Municipalities in central and southern Brazil will potentially face relatively large impacts on crop production due to pollinator loss. In contrast, some municipalities in northern Brazil, particularly in the northwestern Amazon, could potentially benefit from climate change because pollinators of some crops may increase. The decline in the probability of pollinator occurrence is found in a large number of municipalities with the lowest GDP and will also likely affect some places where crop production is high (20% to 90% of the GDP) and where the number of inhabitants is also high (more than 6 million people). Our study highlights key municipalities where crops are economically important and where pollinators will potentially face the worst conditions due to climate change. However, pollinators may be able to find new suitable areas that have the potential to improve crop production. The results shown here could guide policy decisions for adapting to climate change and for preventing the loss of pollinator species and crop production. يمكن أن يؤثر التلقيح الحيواني على الأمن الغذائي لأن العديد من المحاصيل تعتمد على الملقحات لإنتاج الفواكه والبذور. ومع ذلك، فإن آثار تغير المناخ المتوقع على ملقحات المحاصيل وبالتالي على إنتاج المحاصيل لا تزال غير واضحة، خاصة بالنسبة للملقحات البرية والاستجابات المجتمعية الكلية. باستخدام النمذجة التوزيعية للأنواع، قمنا بتقييم آثار تغير المناخ على التوزيع الجغرافي لـ 95 نوعًا من الملقحات لـ 13 محصولًا برازيليًا، وقمنا بتقدير آثارها النسبية على إنتاج المحاصيل. وصفنا هذه الآثار على مستوى البلدية، وقمنا بتقييم المحاصيل التي تمت زراعتها، وحجم الإنتاج الإجمالي لهذه المحاصيل، والقيمة الإجمالية لإنتاج المحاصيل، وعدد السكان. بشكل عام، بالنظر إلى جميع أنواع المحاصيل، وجدنا أن التغير المناخي المتوقع سيقلل من احتمال حدوث الملقحات بنحو 0.13 بحلول عام 2050. تتنبأ نماذجنا بأن ما يقرب من 90 ٪ من البلديات التي تم تحليلها ستواجه فقدان الأنواع. تراوح الانخفاض في احتمال حدوث الملقحات من 0.08 (البرسيمون) إلى 0.25 (الطماطم) ومن المحتمل أن يؤثر على 9 ٪ (الماندرين) إلى 100 ٪ (عباد الشمس) من البلديات التي تنتج كل محصول. من المحتمل أن تواجه البلديات في وسط وجنوب البرازيل تأثيرات كبيرة نسبيًا على إنتاج المحاصيل بسبب فقدان الملقحات. وعلى النقيض من ذلك، يمكن لبعض البلديات في شمال البرازيل، ولا سيما في شمال غرب الأمازون، أن تستفيد من تغير المناخ لأن الملقحات لبعض المحاصيل قد تزيد. تم العثور على انخفاض في احتمال حدوث الملقحات في عدد كبير من البلديات ذات أدنى ناتج محلي إجمالي ومن المحتمل أيضًا أن يؤثر على بعض الأماكن التي يكون فيها إنتاج المحاصيل مرتفعًا (20 ٪ إلى 90 ٪ من الناتج المحلي الإجمالي) وحيث يكون عدد السكان مرتفعًا أيضًا (أكثر من 6 ملايين شخص). تسلط دراستنا الضوء على البلديات الرئيسية حيث المحاصيل مهمة اقتصاديًا وحيث من المحتمل أن تواجه الملقحات أسوأ الظروف بسبب تغير المناخ. ومع ذلك، قد تتمكن الملقحات من العثور على مناطق مناسبة جديدة لديها القدرة على تحسين إنتاج المحاصيل. يمكن للنتائج الموضحة هنا أن توجه قرارات السياسة للتكيف مع تغير المناخ ومنع فقدان أنواع الملقحات وإنتاج المحاصيل.

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    Authors: André Luis Acosta; Tereza Cristina Giannini; Jean Paul Metzger; Antonio Mauro Saraiva; +3 Authors

    Ecosystem services provided by mobile agents are increasingly threatened by the loss and modification of natural habitats and by climate change, risking the maintenance of biodiversity, ecosystem functions, and human welfare. Research oriented towards a better understanding of the joint effects of land use and climate change over the provision of specific ecosystem services is therefore essential to safeguard such services. Here we propose a methodological framework, which integrates species distribution forecasts and graph theory to identify key conservation areas, which if protected or restored could improve habitat connectivity and safeguard ecosystem services. We applied the proposed framework to the provision of pollination services by a tropical stingless bee (Melipona quadrifasciata), a key pollinator of native flora from the Brazilian Atlantic Forest and important agricultural crops. Based on the current distribution of this bee and that of the plant species used to feed and nest, we projected the joint distribution of bees and plants in the future, considering a moderate climate change scenario (following IPPC). We then used this information, the bee's flight range, and the current mapping of Atlantic Forest remnants to infer habitat suitability and quantify local and regional habitat connectivity for 2030, 2050 and 2080. Our results revealed north to south and coastal to inland shifts in the pollinator distribution during the next 70 years. Current and future connectivity maps unraveled the most important corridors, which if protected or restored, could facilitate the dispersal and establishment of bees during distribution shifts. Our results also suggest that coffee plantations from eastern São Paulo and southern Minas Gerais States could suffer a pollinator deficit in the future, whereas pollination services seem to be secured in southern Brazil. Landowners and governmental agencies could use this information to implement new land use schemes. Overall, our proposed methodological framework could help design novel conservational and agricultural practices that can be crucial to conserve ecosystem services by buffering the joint effect of habitat configuration and climate change.

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    Authors: Leonardo S. Miranda; Vera L. Imperatriz-Fonseca; Tereza C. Giannini;

    Although the impacts of climate change on biodiversity are increasing worldwide, few studies have attempted to forecast these impacts on Amazon Tropical Forest. In this study, we estimated the impact of climate change on Amazonian avian assemblages considering range shifts, species loss, vulnerability of ecosystem functioning, future effectiveness of current protected areas and potential climatically stable areas for conservation actions. Species distribution modelling based on two algorithms and three different scenarios of climate change was used to forecast 501 avian species, organized on main ecosystem functions (frugivores, insectivores and nectarivores) for years 2050 and 2070. Considering the entire study area, we estimated that between 4 and 19% of the species will find no suitable habitat. Inside the currently established protected areas, species loss could be over 70%. Our results suggest that frugivores are the most sensitive guild, which could bring consequences on seed dispersal functions and on natural regeneration. Moreover, we identified the western and northern parts of the study area as climatically stable. Climate change will potentially affect avian assemblages in southeastern Amazonia with detrimental consequences to their ecosystem functions. Information provided here is essential to conservation practitioners and decision makers to help on planning their actions.

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    Authors: Tereza Cristina Giannini; Wilian França Costa; Guaraci Duran Cordeiro; Vera Lúcia Imperatriz-Fonseca; +3 Authors

    La pollinisation animale peut avoir un impact sur la sécurité alimentaire car de nombreuses cultures dépendent des pollinisateurs pour produire des fruits et des graines. Cependant, les effets du changement climatique projeté sur les pollinisateurs de cultures et donc sur la production végétale ne sont pas encore clairs, en particulier pour les pollinisateurs sauvages et les réponses communautaires globales. À l'aide de la modélisation de la répartition des espèces, nous avons évalué les effets du changement climatique sur la répartition géographique de 95 espèces de pollinisateurs de 13 cultures brésiliennes, et nous avons estimé leurs impacts relatifs sur la production végétale. Nous avons décrit ces effets au niveau de la municipalité, et nous avons évalué les cultures qui ont été cultivées, le volume de production brute de ces cultures, la valeur totale de la production végétale et le nombre d'habitants. Dans l'ensemble, en tenant compte de toutes les espèces cultivées, nous avons constaté que le changement climatique prévu réduira la probabilité d'occurrence des pollinisateurs de près de 0,13 d'ici 2050. Nos modèles prédisent que près de 90 % des municipalités analysées seront confrontées à la perte d'espèces. Les diminutions de la probabilité d'occurrence des pollinisateurs ont varié de 0,08 (kaki) à 0,25 (tomate) et affecteront potentiellement 9 % (mandarine) à 100 % (tournesol) des municipalités qui produisent chaque culture. Les municipalités du centre et du sud du Brésil seront potentiellement confrontées à des impacts relativement importants sur la production agricole en raison de la perte de pollinisateurs. En revanche, certaines municipalités du nord du Brésil, en particulier dans le nord-ouest de l'Amazonie, pourraient potentiellement bénéficier du changement climatique car les pollinisateurs de certaines cultures pourraient augmenter. La baisse de la probabilité d'occurrence des pollinisateurs se trouve dans un grand nombre de municipalités ayant le PIB le plus faible et affectera également probablement certains endroits où la production agricole est élevée (20 % à 90 % du PIB) et où le nombre d'habitants est également élevé (plus de 6 millions de personnes). Notre étude met en évidence les municipalités clés où les cultures sont économiquement importantes et où les pollinisateurs seront potentiellement confrontés aux pires conditions en raison du changement climatique. Cependant, les pollinisateurs peuvent être en mesure de trouver de nouvelles zones appropriées qui ont le potentiel d'améliorer la production végétale. Les résultats présentés ici pourraient guider les décisions politiques en matière d'adaptation au changement climatique et de prévention de la perte d'espèces pollinisatrices et de production végétale. La polinización animal puede afectar a la seguridad alimentaria, ya que muchos cultivos dependen de los polinizadores para producir frutos y semillas. Sin embargo, los efectos del cambio climático proyectado en los polinizadores de cultivos y, por lo tanto, en la producción de cultivos aún no están claros, especialmente para los polinizadores silvestres y las respuestas agregadas de la comunidad. Utilizando modelos de distribución de especies, evaluamos los efectos del cambio climático en la distribución geográfica de 95 especies polinizadoras de 13 cultivos brasileños, y estimamos sus impactos relativos en la producción de cultivos. Describimos estos efectos a nivel de municipio, y evaluamos los cultivos que se cultivaron, el volumen de producción bruta de estos cultivos, el valor total de la producción de cultivos y el número de habitantes. En general, considerando todas las especies de cultivos, encontramos que el cambio climático proyectado reducirá la probabilidad de ocurrencia de polinizadores en casi 0.13 para 2050. Nuestros modelos predicen que casi el 90% de los municipios analizados se enfrentarán a la pérdida de especies. Las disminuciones en la probabilidad de ocurrencia de polinizadores variaron de 0.08 (caqui) a 0.25 (tomate) y potencialmente afectarán del 9% (mandarina) al 100% (girasol) de los municipios que producen cada cultivo. Los municipios del centro y sur de Brasil potencialmente enfrentarán impactos relativamente grandes en la producción de cultivos debido a la pérdida de polinizadores. Por el contrario, algunos municipios del norte de Brasil, particularmente en el noroeste de la Amazonía, podrían beneficiarse del cambio climático porque los polinizadores de algunos cultivos pueden aumentar. La disminución en la probabilidad de ocurrencia de polinizadores se encuentra en un gran número de municipios con el PIB más bajo y también es probable que afecte a algunos lugares donde la producción de cultivos es alta (20% a 90% del PIB) y donde el número de habitantes también es alto (más de 6 millones de personas). Nuestro estudio destaca los municipios clave donde los cultivos son económicamente importantes y donde los polinizadores enfrentarán potencialmente las peores condiciones debido al cambio climático. Sin embargo, los polinizadores pueden ser capaces de encontrar nuevas áreas adecuadas que tienen el potencial de mejorar la producción de cultivos. Los resultados que se muestran aquí podrían guiar las decisiones políticas para adaptarse al cambio climático y para prevenir la pérdida de especies polinizadoras y la producción de cultivos. Animal pollination can impact food security since many crops depend on pollinators to produce fruits and seeds. However, the effects of projected climate change on crop pollinators and therefore on crop production are still unclear, especially for wild pollinators and aggregate community responses. Using species distributional modeling, we assessed the effects of climate change on the geographic distribution of 95 pollinator species of 13 Brazilian crops, and we estimated their relative impacts on crop production. We described these effects at the municipality level, and we assessed the crops that were grown, the gross production volume of these crops, the total crop production value, and the number of inhabitants. Overall, considering all crop species, we found that the projected climate change will reduce the probability of pollinator occurrence by almost 0.13 by 2050. Our models predict that almost 90% of the municipalities analyzed will face species loss. Decreases in the pollinator occurrence probability varied from 0.08 (persimmon) to 0.25 (tomato) and will potentially affect 9% (mandarin) to 100% (sunflower) of the municipalities that produce each crop. Municipalities in central and southern Brazil will potentially face relatively large impacts on crop production due to pollinator loss. In contrast, some municipalities in northern Brazil, particularly in the northwestern Amazon, could potentially benefit from climate change because pollinators of some crops may increase. The decline in the probability of pollinator occurrence is found in a large number of municipalities with the lowest GDP and will also likely affect some places where crop production is high (20% to 90% of the GDP) and where the number of inhabitants is also high (more than 6 million people). Our study highlights key municipalities where crops are economically important and where pollinators will potentially face the worst conditions due to climate change. However, pollinators may be able to find new suitable areas that have the potential to improve crop production. The results shown here could guide policy decisions for adapting to climate change and for preventing the loss of pollinator species and crop production. يمكن أن يؤثر التلقيح الحيواني على الأمن الغذائي لأن العديد من المحاصيل تعتمد على الملقحات لإنتاج الفواكه والبذور. ومع ذلك، فإن آثار تغير المناخ المتوقع على ملقحات المحاصيل وبالتالي على إنتاج المحاصيل لا تزال غير واضحة، خاصة بالنسبة للملقحات البرية والاستجابات المجتمعية الكلية. باستخدام النمذجة التوزيعية للأنواع، قمنا بتقييم آثار تغير المناخ على التوزيع الجغرافي لـ 95 نوعًا من الملقحات لـ 13 محصولًا برازيليًا، وقمنا بتقدير آثارها النسبية على إنتاج المحاصيل. وصفنا هذه الآثار على مستوى البلدية، وقمنا بتقييم المحاصيل التي تمت زراعتها، وحجم الإنتاج الإجمالي لهذه المحاصيل، والقيمة الإجمالية لإنتاج المحاصيل، وعدد السكان. بشكل عام، بالنظر إلى جميع أنواع المحاصيل، وجدنا أن التغير المناخي المتوقع سيقلل من احتمال حدوث الملقحات بنحو 0.13 بحلول عام 2050. تتنبأ نماذجنا بأن ما يقرب من 90 ٪ من البلديات التي تم تحليلها ستواجه فقدان الأنواع. تراوح الانخفاض في احتمال حدوث الملقحات من 0.08 (البرسيمون) إلى 0.25 (الطماطم) ومن المحتمل أن يؤثر على 9 ٪ (الماندرين) إلى 100 ٪ (عباد الشمس) من البلديات التي تنتج كل محصول. من المحتمل أن تواجه البلديات في وسط وجنوب البرازيل تأثيرات كبيرة نسبيًا على إنتاج المحاصيل بسبب فقدان الملقحات. وعلى النقيض من ذلك، يمكن لبعض البلديات في شمال البرازيل، ولا سيما في شمال غرب الأمازون، أن تستفيد من تغير المناخ لأن الملقحات لبعض المحاصيل قد تزيد. تم العثور على انخفاض في احتمال حدوث الملقحات في عدد كبير من البلديات ذات أدنى ناتج محلي إجمالي ومن المحتمل أيضًا أن يؤثر على بعض الأماكن التي يكون فيها إنتاج المحاصيل مرتفعًا (20 ٪ إلى 90 ٪ من الناتج المحلي الإجمالي) وحيث يكون عدد السكان مرتفعًا أيضًا (أكثر من 6 ملايين شخص). تسلط دراستنا الضوء على البلديات الرئيسية حيث المحاصيل مهمة اقتصاديًا وحيث من المحتمل أن تواجه الملقحات أسوأ الظروف بسبب تغير المناخ. ومع ذلك، قد تتمكن الملقحات من العثور على مناطق مناسبة جديدة لديها القدرة على تحسين إنتاج المحاصيل. يمكن للنتائج الموضحة هنا أن توجه قرارات السياسة للتكيف مع تغير المناخ ومنع فقدان أنواع الملقحات وإنتاج المحاصيل.

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    Authors: André Luis Acosta; Tereza Cristina Giannini; Jean Paul Metzger; Antonio Mauro Saraiva; +3 Authors

    Ecosystem services provided by mobile agents are increasingly threatened by the loss and modification of natural habitats and by climate change, risking the maintenance of biodiversity, ecosystem functions, and human welfare. Research oriented towards a better understanding of the joint effects of land use and climate change over the provision of specific ecosystem services is therefore essential to safeguard such services. Here we propose a methodological framework, which integrates species distribution forecasts and graph theory to identify key conservation areas, which if protected or restored could improve habitat connectivity and safeguard ecosystem services. We applied the proposed framework to the provision of pollination services by a tropical stingless bee (Melipona quadrifasciata), a key pollinator of native flora from the Brazilian Atlantic Forest and important agricultural crops. Based on the current distribution of this bee and that of the plant species used to feed and nest, we projected the joint distribution of bees and plants in the future, considering a moderate climate change scenario (following IPPC). We then used this information, the bee's flight range, and the current mapping of Atlantic Forest remnants to infer habitat suitability and quantify local and regional habitat connectivity for 2030, 2050 and 2080. Our results revealed north to south and coastal to inland shifts in the pollinator distribution during the next 70 years. Current and future connectivity maps unraveled the most important corridors, which if protected or restored, could facilitate the dispersal and establishment of bees during distribution shifts. Our results also suggest that coffee plantations from eastern São Paulo and southern Minas Gerais States could suffer a pollinator deficit in the future, whereas pollination services seem to be secured in southern Brazil. Landowners and governmental agencies could use this information to implement new land use schemes. Overall, our proposed methodological framework could help design novel conservational and agricultural practices that can be crucial to conserve ecosystem services by buffering the joint effect of habitat configuration and climate change.

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    Although the impacts of climate change on biodiversity are increasing worldwide, few studies have attempted to forecast these impacts on Amazon Tropical Forest. In this study, we estimated the impact of climate change on Amazonian avian assemblages considering range shifts, species loss, vulnerability of ecosystem functioning, future effectiveness of current protected areas and potential climatically stable areas for conservation actions. Species distribution modelling based on two algorithms and three different scenarios of climate change was used to forecast 501 avian species, organized on main ecosystem functions (frugivores, insectivores and nectarivores) for years 2050 and 2070. Considering the entire study area, we estimated that between 4 and 19% of the species will find no suitable habitat. Inside the currently established protected areas, species loss could be over 70%. Our results suggest that frugivores are the most sensitive guild, which could bring consequences on seed dispersal functions and on natural regeneration. Moreover, we identified the western and northern parts of the study area as climatically stable. Climate change will potentially affect avian assemblages in southeastern Amazonia with detrimental consequences to their ecosystem functions. Information provided here is essential to conservation practitioners and decision makers to help on planning their actions.

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