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17. Tipping point analysis of atmospheric oxygen concentration V. Livina et al.
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19. Effects of Tree Harvest on the Stable-State Dynamics of Savanna and Forest A. Tredennick & N. Hanan
20. Predicting noise-induced critical transitions in bistable systems J. Ma et al.
21. Gut Microbiota and Body Weight in School‐Aged Children: The KOALA Birth Cohort Study C. Mbakwa et al.
22. Analysis of stable states in global savannas: is the CART pulling the horse? N. Hanan et al.
23. Remotely sensed albedo allows the identification of two ecosystem states along aridity gradients in Africa Y. Zhao et al.
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27. Forest-savanna stability in India under human interventions and changing climate N. Dubey et al.
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30. Nonlinear detection of paleoclimate-variability transitions possibly related to human evolution J. Donges et al.
31. Stochasticity and bistability in insect outbreak dynamics Y. Sharma et al.
32. An independent test of methods of detecting system states and bifurcations in time-series data V. Livina et al.
33. Exploring uncertainty of Amazon dieback in a perturbed parameter Earth system ensemble C. Boulton et al.
34. Early-Warning Signals for the Onsets of Greenland Interstadials and the Younger Dryas–Preboreal Transition M. Rypdal
35. Generic Indicators of Ecological Resilience: Inferring the Chance of a Critical Transition M. Scheffer et al.
36. Tipping points in tropical tree cover: linking theory to data E. van Nes et al.
37. Self-organization as a mechanism of resilience in dryland ecosystems S. Kéfi et al.
38. Anticipating Critical Transitions M. Scheffer et al.
39. Estimation of noise parameters in dynamical system identification with Kalman filters F. Kwasniok
40. Detecting dynamical changes in nonlinear time series using locally linear state‐space models A. Ives & V. Dakos
41. Early warning of climate tipping points from critical slowing down: comparing methods to improve robustness T. Lenton et al.
42. Bayesian analysis of rapid climate change during the last glacial using Greenland δ18O data D. Peavoy & C. Franzke
43. An aggregate potential landscape description of an agent-based exploitation-perception model for social-ecological tipping-point dynamics K. Challis
44. Natural periodicities and Northern Hemisphere–Southern Hemisphere connection of fast temperature changes during the last glacial period: EPICA and NGRIP revisited T. Alberti et al.
45. Mapping hotspots of potential ecosystem fragility using commonly available spatial data A. Génin et al.
46. Semiparametric maximum likelihood probability density estimation F. Kwasniok & B. Daniels
47. Forecasting the underlying potential governing the time series of a dynamical system V. Livina et al.
48. Critical transitions in the Amazon forest system B. Flores et al.
49. Ecological resilience: what to measure and how V. Dakos & S. Kéfi
50. Characterisation of Atlantic meridional overturning hysteresis using Langevin dynamics J. van den Berk et al.
51. Alternative biome states in Australian terrestrial ecosystems and the potential maintenance mechanism L. Cheng et al.
52. A model for the geomagnetic field reversal rate and constraints on the heat flux variations at the core-mantle boundary V. Carbone et al.
53. Early Warning Signals of Ecological Transitions: Methods for Spatial Patterns S. Kéfi et al.
54. Full-Cycle Failure Analysis Using Conventional Time Series Analysis and Machine Learning Techniques B. Billuroglu & V. Livina
55. Remotely sensed canopy height reveals three pantropical ecosystem states C. Xu et al.
56. Alternative (un)stable states in a stochastic predator–prey model K. Abbott & B. Nolting
57. Spatial analysis of early-warning signals for a North Atlantic climate transition in a coupled GCM A. Klus et al.
58. Forest-rainfall cascades buffer against drought across the Amazon A. Staal et al.
59. Complex Systems Methods Characterizing Nonlinear Processes in the Near-Earth Electromagnetic Environment: Recent Advances and Open Challenges G. Balasis et al.
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61. Drought, Mutualism Breakdown, and Landscape-Scale Degradation of Seagrass Beds J. de Fouw et al.
62. Detecting, anticipating, and predicting critical transitions in spatially extended systems F. Kwasniok
63. At what spatial scales are alternative stable states relevant in highly interconnected ecosystems? V. Karatayev & M. Baskett
64. Continuous Abrupt Vegetation Shifts in the Global Terrestrial Ecosystem M. Wei et al.
65. Environmental Tipping Points T. Lenton
66. Remotely-Sensed Identification of a Transition for the Two Ecosystem States Along the Elevation Gradient: A Case Study of Xinjiang Tianshan Bogda World Heritage Site H. Wan et al.
67. Stochastic dynamical description of κ and ρ bursting classes of the microquasar GRS 1915+105 T. Alberti et al.
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71. Alternative tree-cover states of dryland ecosystems: Inconsistencies between global and continental scales L. Ma et al.
72. Tipping Point Analysis of Electrical Resistance Data with Early Warning Signals of Failure for Predictive Maintenance V. Livina et al.
73. Stabilization of an unstable equilibrium of a balance platform due to short-term training N. Frolov et al.
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75. A tiny fraction of all species forms most of nature: Rarity as a sticky state E. van Nes et al.
76. Floodplains as an Achilles’ heel of Amazonian forest resilience B. Flores et al.
77. On the representation of multiplicative noise in modeling Dansgaard–Oeschger events K. Kypke & P. Ditlevsen
78. Statistical downscaling of CMIP5 multi-model ensemble for projected changes of climate in the Indus River Basin B. Su et al.
79. Bistability, Spatial Interaction, and the Distribution of Tropical Forests and Savannas A. Staal et al.
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81. Dansgaard–Oeschger events: bifurcation points in the climate system A. Cimatoribus et al.
82. Different remote sensing indicators reveal the transitions of two states along elevation gradients within the Xinjiang Tianshan Bogda Natural World Heritage Site H. Wan et al.
83. Revisiting meridional overturing bistability using a minimal set of state variables: stochastic theory W. Sijp et al.
84. Critical slowing down indicators F. Nazarimehr et al.
85. Exit time as a measure of ecological resilience B. Arani et al.
86. Flickering gives early warning signals of a critical transition to a eutrophic lake state R. Wang et al.
87. Simulation and projection of climatic changes in the Indus River Basin, using the regional climate model COSMO‐CLM J. Huang et al.
88. Tipping point detection and early warnings in climate, ecological, and human systems V. Dakos et al.
89. Understanding Ecosystem Complexity via Application of a Process-Based State Space rather than a Potential Surface C. Gaucherel et al.
90. Tipping point analysis of cracking in reinforced concrete M. Perry et al.
91. Changing climate states and stability: from Pliocene to present V. Livina et al.
92. Nonlinear time series analysis of palaeoclimate proxy records N. Marwan et al.
93. A facultative mutualistic feedback enhances the stability of tropical intertidal seagrass beds J. de Fouw et al.
94. Clustering in Dynamic Causal Networks as a Measure of Systemic Risk on the Euro Zone M. Billio et al.
95. Interaction network based early warning indicators for the Atlantic MOC collapse M. van der Mheen et al.
96. Direct observation of increasing recovery length before collapse of a marine benthic ecosystem L. Rindi et al.
97. Resilience function uncovers the critical transitions in cancer initiation Y. Li & S. Zhang
98. Resonance induced by repulsive interactions in a model of globally coupled bistable systems T. Vaz Martins et al.
99. Tipping point analysis helps identify sensor phenomena in humidity data V. Livina et al.
100. Spatial signatures of an approaching regime shift in Posidonia oceanica meadows L. Rindi et al.
101. Evolutionary shift of a tipping point can precipitate, or forestall, collapse in a microbial community C. Blake et al.
102. Predicting State Transitions in Autonomous Nonlinear Bistable Systems With Hidden Stochasticity L. Van Brandt & J. Delvenne
103. Estimation of Natural Variability and Detection of Anthropogenic Signal in Summertime Precipitation over South America S. Talento & M. Barreiro
104. Obliquity‐driven expansion of North Atlantic sea ice during the last glacial C. Turney et al.
105. A global climate niche for giant trees M. Scheffer et al.
106. Past disturbances and local conditions influence the recovery rates of coral reefs A. Walker et al.
107. Predictions of critical transitions with non-stationary reduced order models C. Franzke
108. Bistable systems with stochastic noise: virtues and limits of effective one-dimensional Langevin equations V. Lucarini et al.
109. Biodynamic Interfaces Are Essential for Human–Environment Interactions M. Arora et al.
110. Tipping point analysis of the NPL footbridge V. Livina et al.
111. Forecasting critical transitions using data-driven nonstationary dynamical modeling F. Kwasniok
112. Early warning of climate tipping points T. Lenton
113. Quantification of the cascading tipping probability from the AMOC to the Amazon rainforest with a rare-event algorithm V. Jacques-Dumas & H. Dijkstra
114. Tipping elements in the human intestinal ecosystem L. Lahti et al.
115. Plant–Soil Moisture Positive Feedback Maintaining Alternative Stable States in the Alpine Marsh Ecosystem G. Hu et al.
116. Self-amplified Amazon forest loss due to vegetation-atmosphere feedbacks D. Zemp et al.
117. Bayesian on-line anticipation of critical transitions M. Heßler & O. Kamps
118. Alternative biome states of African terrestrial vegetation and the potential drivers: A continental-scale study L. Cheng et al.
119. The Drape: a new way to characterize ecosystem states, dynamics, and tipping points from process-based models C. Hély et al.
120. Assessing the impact of parametric uncertainty on tipping points of the Atlantic meridional overturning circulation K. Lux et al.
121. Oscillators and relaxation phenomena in Pleistocene climate theory M. Crucifix
122. Robustness of variance and autocorrelation as indicators of critical slowing down V. Dakos et al.
123. Response to Comment on “Global Resilience of Tropical Forest and Savanna to Critical Transitions” E. Van Nes et al.
124. Predicting critical transitions in dynamical systems from time series using nonstationary probability density modeling F. Kwasniok
125. Tipping point analysis of ocean acoustic noise V. Livina et al.
126. Generalized early warning signals in multivariate and gridded data with an application to tropical cyclones J. Prettyman et al.
127. Intensive longitudinal characterization of multidimensional biobehavioral dynamics in laboratory rats M. Hasanpour et al.
128. Tipping point analysis of European freshwater accounts V. Livina
129. Climate bifurcation during the last deglaciation? T. Lenton et al.
130. Kelp-forest dynamics controlled by substrate complexity Z. Randell et al.
131. Alternative Vegetation States in Tropical Forests and Savannas: The Search for Consistent Signals in Diverse Remote Sensing Data S. Kumar et al.