Titlebook: Global Biodiversity in a Changing Environment; Scenarios for the 21 F. Stuart Chapin,Osvaldo E. Sala,Elisabeth Huber-S Textbook 2001 Spring

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D. Merkle,B. Schrader,M. Thomesmes and freshwater ecosystems, and were based on global scenarios of changes in the environment and current understanding about the specific biome sensitivity to global change. The first step was to identify the major drivers of biodiversity change at the global scale: changes in land use, climate,

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Modeling the Response of Vegetation Distribution and Biodiversity to Climate Change,plants. At regional-to-global scales climate exerts a dominant influence over the distribution of these plant functional types (Woodward 1987). Smaller-scale variations in distribution may be controlled by smaller-scale features of the environment (e.g., soils and topography). Specific climatic cont

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Tropical Savanna,wet summers and cool dry winters, and (2) a mixed life-form vegetation in which both woody and herbaceous plants play a significant ecological role. In tropical and subtropical savannas the herbaceous layer is dominated by C. grasses, whereas the woody plants are C. trees and shrubs. In temperate sa