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Climate change and biodiversity edited by Thomas E. Lovejoy and Lee Hannah

Tipo de material: Libro
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 Libro impreso(a) Idioma: Inglés Detalles de publicación: New Haven Yale University Press 2005Descripción: xiii, 418 páginas ilustraciones 25 centímetrosISBN:
  • 0300119801
  • 9780300119800
Tema(s) en español: Clasificación:
  • 574.5222 C5
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Leading researchers discuss what is now known about the effects of climate change on the natural world. They examine recent trends in and projections about climate change; ways that particular organisms are responding to climate change; conservation challenges, including social and policy issues; and more. "This book will be a milestone in the emerging discipline of climate change biology. No issue is more important for the global environment; the impressive line-up of experts here gives it definitive coverage."--Edward O. Wilson, Harvard University "A well-written treatise on the past, present, and future effects of climate change on plant and animal biodiversity. . . . It is destined to become a classic."--"Choice"In the past, climate changes have had dramatic repercussions, including large numbers of extinctions and extensive shifts in species ranges. As human-induced climate change accelerates, scientists and policymakers involved with biodiversity conservation need authoritative information in order to design effective plans and responses.Climate Change and Biodiversitymeetsthis need. Written for the specialist as well as the concerned citizen, this important book presents a comprehensive view of the newest research and thinking on climate change and biological diversity. Contributors to the volume, all leading researchers in their fields, discuss: what is now known about past climate changes in different areas of the world; recent trends in climate change and projections for the future; ways that particular organisms are responding to climate change; conservation challenges, including social and policy issues; and other critical topics in climate change biology.

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Preface.. Acknowledgments.. Part I Introduction.. ONE Biodiversity and Climate Change in Context.. TWO What Is Climate Change?.. Part II Present Changes.. THREE Recent Climate Trends.. FOUR Biotic Response: Range and Abundance Changes.. Case Study: Detection at Multiple Levels: Euphydryas editha and Climate Change.. FIVE Present and Future Phenological Changes in Wild Plants and Animals.. Case Study: Responses of Natural Communities to Climate Change in a Highland Tropical Forest.. SIX Recent Evolutionary Effects of Climate Change.. Part III Learning from the Past.. SEVEN A "Paleoperspective" on Climate Variability and Change.. EIGHT North Temperate Responses.. NINE Tropical Biotic Responses to Climate Change.. Case Study: A Record of Change from the High Plain of Bogotá.. TEN Southern Temperate Ecosystem Responses.. Case Study: Microrefugia and Macroecology.. ELEVEN Responses of Marine Species and Ecosystems to Past Climate Change.. TWELVE Genetic and Evolutionary Impacts of Climate Change.. Case Study: Phylogeny and Distribution of Fishes of the Characidium lauroi Group as Indicators of Climate Change in Southeastern Brazil.. Part IV Understanding the Future

THIRTEEN Climate Change Projections and Models.. Modeling Distributional Shifts of Individual Species and Biomes.. Case Study: Modeling Species Range Shifts in Two Biodiversity Hotspots.. FIFTEEN Dynamic Ecosystem and Earth System Models.. Case Study: Migration of Vegetation Types in a Greenhouse World.. SIXTEEN Climate Change and Marine Ecosystems.. SEVENTEEN Climate Change and Freshwater Ecosystems.. Case Study: Climate Change Impacts on Soil Biodiversity in a Grassland Ecosystem.. EIGHTEEN Synergistic Effects.. Case Study: Avian Malaria, Climate Change, and Native Birds of Hawaii.. Part V Conservation Responses.. NINETEEN Conservation with a Changing Climate.. TWENTY Designing Landscapes and Seascapes for Change.. Case Study: Integrating Climate Change into Canada's National Park System.. TWENTY-ONE Managing the Matrix.. Case Study: Managing for Future Change on the Albemarle Sound.. TWENTY-TWO Protected Areas Management in a Changing Climate.. Part VI Policy Responses.. TWENTY-THREE Emissions Reductions and Alternative Futures.. TWENTY-FOUR Global Greenhouse Gas Levels and the Future of Biodiversity.. List of Contributors.. Index

Leading researchers discuss what is now known about the effects of climate change on the natural world. They examine recent trends in and projections about climate change; ways that particular organisms are responding to climate change; conservation challenges, including social and policy issues; and more. "This book will be a milestone in the emerging discipline of climate change biology. No issue is more important for the global environment; the impressive line-up of experts here gives it definitive coverage."--Edward O. Wilson, Harvard University "A well-written treatise on the past, present, and future effects of climate change on plant and animal biodiversity. . . . It is destined to become a classic."--"Choice"In the past, climate changes have had dramatic repercussions, including large numbers of extinctions and extensive shifts in species ranges. As human-induced climate change accelerates, scientists and policymakers involved with biodiversity conservation need authoritative information in order to design effective plans and responses.Climate Change and Biodiversitymeetsthis need. Written for the specialist as well as the concerned citizen, this important book presents a comprehensive view of the newest research and thinking on climate change and biological diversity. Contributors to the volume, all leading researchers in their fields, discuss: what is now known about past climate changes in different areas of the world; recent trends in climate change and projections for the future; ways that particular organisms are responding to climate change; conservation challenges, including social and policy issues; and other critical topics in climate change biology. Inglés