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| 9 | there is a diversity of agents (e.g., species) and linkages between | 9 | there is a diversity of agents (e.g., species) and linkages between | ||
| 10 | them. If ecosystems are conceptualized as components of \u201ccoupled | 10 | them. If ecosystems are conceptualized as components of \u201ccoupled | ||
| 11 | human and natural systems\u201d, then a corollary would be that novel | 11 | human and natural systems\u201d, then a corollary would be that novel | ||
| 12 | types of human-induced diversity may also foster resilience. We | 12 | types of human-induced diversity may also foster resilience. We | ||
| 13 | explored this hypothesis by studying how socially created diversity | 13 | explored this hypothesis by studying how socially created diversity | ||
| 14 | mediated the impact of a historically severe drought on a network of | 14 | mediated the impact of a historically severe drought on a network of | ||
| 15 | wetlands in the foothills of the California Sierra Nevada containing a | 15 | wetlands in the foothills of the California Sierra Nevada containing a | ||
| 16 | metapopulation of the threatened California Black Rail (Laterallus | 16 | metapopulation of the threatened California Black Rail (Laterallus | ||
| 17 | jamaicensis coturniculus). We examined how (1) diversity in | 17 | jamaicensis coturniculus). We examined how (1) diversity in | ||
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| 19 | response to drought, (2) differences in natural and irrigated water | 19 | response to drought, (2) differences in natural and irrigated water | ||
| 20 | sources affected wetland drying in response to drought, and (3) these | 20 | sources affected wetland drying in response to drought, and (3) these | ||
| 21 | processes affected the persistence of rails and the transmission risk | 21 | processes affected the persistence of rails and the transmission risk | ||
| 22 | of West Nile virus, an emerging infectious disease that threatens | 22 | of West Nile virus, an emerging infectious disease that threatens | ||
| 23 | people and rails. Wetlands were mostly fed by inefficiencies and leaks | 23 | people and rails. Wetlands were mostly fed by inefficiencies and leaks | ||
| 24 | from the irrigation system. Wetlands with both natural and irrigated | 24 | from the irrigation system. Wetlands with both natural and irrigated | ||
| 25 | water sources were larger, wetter, and likelier to persist through | 25 | water sources were larger, wetter, and likelier to persist through | ||
| 26 | drought because these two sources showed response diversity by drying | 26 | drought because these two sources showed response diversity by drying | ||
| 27 | at different times. Wetlands with diverse water sources also provided | 27 | at different times. Wetlands with diverse water sources also provided | ||
| 28 | the best habitat for the California Black Rail, and irrigation | 28 | the best habitat for the California Black Rail, and irrigation | ||
| 29 | appeared responsible for its persistence through the drought. | 29 | appeared responsible for its persistence through the drought. | ||
| 30 | Irrigation increased WNV transmission risk by increasing the quantity, | 30 | Irrigation increased WNV transmission risk by increasing the quantity, | ||
| 31 | but not the quality, of wetland habitats for mosquitoes. The impacts | 31 | but not the quality, of wetland habitats for mosquitoes. The impacts | ||
| 32 | of social diversity were more ambiguous, with redundancy prevalent. | 32 | of social diversity were more ambiguous, with redundancy prevalent. | ||
| 33 | However, profit-motivated landowners provided wetlands more irrigation | 33 | However, profit-motivated landowners provided wetlands more irrigation | ||
| 34 | during non-drought conditions, while other landowner types were more | 34 | during non-drought conditions, while other landowner types were more | ||
| 35 | likely to continue providing irrigation during drought. This dataset | 35 | likely to continue providing irrigation during drought. This dataset | ||
| 36 | provides the wetland, California Black Rail, and West Nile virus data | 36 | provides the wetland, California Black Rail, and West Nile virus data | ||
| 37 | that support the findings of this study. Partial social and geospatial | 37 | that support the findings of this study. Partial social and geospatial | ||
| 38 | data are available by emailing the first author upon request, | 38 | data are available by emailing the first author upon request, | ||
| 39 | excluding some information that would make respondents identifiable.", | 39 | excluding some information that would make respondents identifiable.", | ||
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| 43 | human and natural systems\u201d, then a corollary would be that novel | 43 | human and natural systems\u201d, then a corollary would be that novel | ||
| 44 | types of human-induced diversity may also foster resilience. We | 44 | types of human-induced diversity may also foster resilience. We | ||
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| 47 | wetlands in the foothills of the California Sierra Nevada containing a | 47 | wetlands in the foothills of the California Sierra Nevada containing a | ||
| 48 | metapopulation of the threatened California Black Rail (Laterallus | 48 | metapopulation of the threatened California Black Rail (Laterallus | ||
| 49 | jamaicensis coturniculus). We examined how (1) diversity in | 49 | jamaicensis coturniculus). We examined how (1) diversity in | ||
| 50 | motivations for land ownership affected use of irrigation water and | 50 | motivations for land ownership affected use of irrigation water and | ||
| 51 | response to drought, (2) differences in natural and irrigated water | 51 | response to drought, (2) differences in natural and irrigated water | ||
| 52 | sources affected wetland drying in response to drought, and (3) these | 52 | sources affected wetland drying in response to drought, and (3) these | ||
| 53 | processes affected the persistence of rails and the transmission risk | 53 | processes affected the persistence of rails and the transmission risk | ||
| 54 | of West Nile virus, an emerging infectious disease that threatens | 54 | of West Nile virus, an emerging infectious disease that threatens | ||
| 55 | people and rails. Wetlands were mostly fed by inefficiencies and leaks | 55 | people and rails. Wetlands were mostly fed by inefficiencies and leaks | ||
| 56 | from the irrigation system. Wetlands with both natural and irrigated | 56 | from the irrigation system. Wetlands with both natural and irrigated | ||
| 57 | water sources were larger, wetter, and likelier to persist through | 57 | water sources were larger, wetter, and likelier to persist through | ||
| 58 | drought because these two sources showed response diversity by drying | 58 | drought because these two sources showed response diversity by drying | ||
| 59 | at different times. Wetlands with diverse water sources also provided | 59 | at different times. Wetlands with diverse water sources also provided | ||
| 60 | the best habitat for the California Black Rail, and irrigation | 60 | the best habitat for the California Black Rail, and irrigation | ||
| 61 | appeared responsible for its persistence through the drought. | 61 | appeared responsible for its persistence through the drought. | ||
| 62 | Irrigation increased WNV transmission risk by increasing the quantity, | 62 | Irrigation increased WNV transmission risk by increasing the quantity, | ||
| 63 | but not the quality, of wetland habitats for mosquitoes. The impacts | 63 | but not the quality, of wetland habitats for mosquitoes. The impacts | ||
| 64 | of social diversity were more ambiguous, with redundancy prevalent. | 64 | of social diversity were more ambiguous, with redundancy prevalent. | ||
| 65 | However, profit-motivated landowners provided wetlands more irrigation | 65 | However, profit-motivated landowners provided wetlands more irrigation | ||
| 66 | during non-drought conditions, while other landowner types were more | 66 | during non-drought conditions, while other landowner types were more | ||
| 67 | likely to continue providing irrigation during drought. This dataset | 67 | likely to continue providing irrigation during drought. This dataset | ||
| 68 | provides the wetland, California Black Rail, and West Nile virus data | 68 | provides the wetland, California Black Rail, and West Nile virus data | ||
| 69 | that support the findings of this study. Partial social and geospatial | 69 | that support the findings of this study. Partial social and geospatial | ||
| 70 | data are available by emailing the first author upon request, | 70 | data are available by emailing the first author upon request, | ||
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