G. Palmer

Most-cited papers

1. Habitat availability explains variation in climate-driven range shifts across multiple taxonomic groups

   P. Platts, S. Mason, G. Palmer, Jane K. Hill +4 more

   2019Scientific Reports152 citations Open access

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2. Corrigendum: Geographical range margins of many taxonomic groups continue to shift polewards

   S. Mason, G. Palmer, R. Fox, S. Gillings +3 more

   2015Biological Journal of the Linnean Society151 citations Open access

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3. Non-native plants add to the British flora without negative consequences for native diversity

   Chris D. Thomas, G. Palmer

   2015Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America122 citations Open access

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4. Climate change, climatic variation and extreme biological responses

   G. Palmer, P. Platts, T. Brereton, J. Chapman +6 more

   2017Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences104 citations Open access

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5. Reframing the evidence base for policy‐relevance to increase impact: a case study on forest fragmentation in the oil palm sector

   J. Lucey, G. Palmer, K. Yeong, D. Edwards +4 more

   201736 citations Open access

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6. Individualistic sensitivities and exposure to climate change explain variation in species’ distribution and abundance changes

   G. Palmer, Jane K. Hill, T. Brereton, D. Brooks +4 more

   2015Science Advances28 citations Open access

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7. Nationwide trophic cascades: changes in avian community structure driven by ungulates

   G. Palmer, P. Stephens, A. Ward, S. G. Willis

   2015Scientific Reports19 citations Open access

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8. Reply to Hulme et al.: Cover of non-native species is too low to adversely affect native plant diversity at a national scale

   Chris D. Thomas, G. Palmer

   2015Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America7 citations Open access

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9. Retraction of the Research Article: “Individualistic sensitivities and exposure to climate change explain variation in species’ distribution and abundance changes”

   G. Palmer, Jane K. Hill, T. Brereton, D. Brooks +4 more

   2016Science Advances4 citations Open access

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10. Using Historical Data for Studying Range Changes

    G. Palmer, Jane K. Hill

    20162 citations

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11. Deer in Britain: population spread and the implications for biodiversity

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    20142 citations

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12. Pot throwing: an investigation into the real-time cognitive and physical processes involved in a craft performance

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    20201 citations

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13. Habitat availability explains variation in climate-driven range shifts across 1 multiple taxonomic groups 2

    P. Platts, S. Mason, G. Palmer, Jane K. Hill +4 more

    20201 citations

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    J. Lucey, G. Palmer, Y. Loong, David P. Edwards +4 more

    20180 citations

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15. Relative importance of climate, habitat, and species' traits on population dynamics

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    20160 citations

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16. Geographical range margins of a wide range of British taxonomic groups continue to shift polewards

    S. Mason, G. Palmer, S. Gillings, Jane K. Hill +3 more

    20160 citations Open access

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17. Crafting Expertise

    G. Palmer, G. Torrens

    2013EKSIG 2013: Knowing Inside Out – Experiential Knowledge, Expertise and Connoisseurship0 citations Open access

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18. Pot throwing: how can an ancient experiential experience, be evaluated in terms of assessing experiential and tacit knowledge.

    G. Palmer, G. Torrens

    2012Loughborough University Institutional Repository (Loughborough University)0 citations Open access

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19. Simulating range shifts of African mammals under predicted climate change: potential conservation and economic consequences

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    20080 citations

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20. Riparian habitats provide year round habitat value for birds

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    20050 citations

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21. The role of Riparian habitats in forest mosaics in promoting Avifauna at the landscape scale

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    20030 citations

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