Titlebook: Climate, Earth Processes and Earth History; Richard John Huggett Book 1991 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1991 Erdgeschichte.Geomorphol

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Introduction,). In late 1654, these instruments were sent to several Italian cities including Milan and Bologna, and the first known weather network was established. Evangelista Torricelli, working under the auspices of Ferdinand, took the first steps to the understanding and measurement of air pressure while at

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Air,attention of another German, J. Rudolf Wolf. On the basis 150 years of sunspot records, Wolf established an average period of 11.1 years, although he noted considerable variations in period length and amplitude (e.g. Wolf 1858).

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Sediments,oncerned with the rate of weathering; J.G. Goodchild followed suit in 1890. A direct link between weathering and climate was forged by Jacobus Hendricus van’t Hoff (1884), who found that for a 10 °C rise in temperature, the speed of chemical reactions increases by a factor of 2 to 3.

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Animals and Plants,erc, Comte de Buffon, indicated that “evolution” and extinction could be caused by a change of climate. Karl Ludwig Willdenow in his . (1972, 1805 edn), and Alexander von Humboldt in collaboration with Aimé Goujaud (called Bonpland) in their . (1807), All expressed the view that climate and vegetati

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Biomes and Zonobiomes,and Charles Christopher Adams, whose work was mentioned in the previous chapter. Warming’s treatise . (1895), which was rendered into English as . (1909), made three chief points: firstly, that plants make structural and physiological adjustments to the state of habitat in which they live — to light

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Book 1991ring and geomorphic processes, the relief as landforms and soils, and the biosphere are thoroughly treated as the prominent sub- systems which are greatly affected by climate. These subsystems not only control the visual and internal aspects of our landscapes, but they are themselves especially infl

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