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B I OSKETCH Carola Go´ mez-Rodr´ıguez (PhD, University of Salamanca) is interested in freshwater ecology and monitoring biases. She is especially interested in potential biases in diversity assess- ments and species distribution models attributed to species and habitats temporal dynamics. Author contributions: C.G.-R. conceived the ideas and analysed the data; C.G.-R., J.B., C.D.-P. and A.G. wrote the paper.  Editor: Risto Heikkinen
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