The phrase "a climate gradient" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions related to environmental science, ecology, or geography to describe variations in climate across different areas.
Example: "The study focused on how species distribution changes along a climate gradient from tropical to temperate zones."
Alternatives: "a climate range" or "a climatic gradient".
They were collected along a climate gradient from hyper-arid to Mediterranean regimes in Israel.
Keitel, C., Matzarakis, A., Rennenberg, H. & Gessler, A. Carbon isotopic composition and oxygen isotopic enrichment in phloem and total leaf organic matter of European beech (Fagus sylvatica L). along a climate gradient.
This study determined the lability of Cr and Ni by sequential selective extraction (SSE) and illustrated its relationships to mineral composition and physicochemical properties of serpentine soils for eight pedons along a climate gradient including temperate, subtropical, and tropical regions in Austria, Japan, Taiwan, and Indonesia.
In this study, we address local population evolutionary adaptive divergence in heat shock response and Hsps across a climate gradient.
In this model, two species compete along a climate gradient, and the same trait determines their fitness along the gradient and their competition with one another.
Common gardens are becoming widely used in a 'chronosequence context' (Etterson 2004; Shaw and Etterson 2012) in which a climate gradient is used as a proxy for the projected climate and to make predictions about the extent of range expansion.
Bennett, S. Ecological drivers of seaweed canopy resilience along a latitudinal climate gradient PhD thesis, University of Western Australia (2015).
These combine to reduce complexities caused by inter-genus differences in coral metabolism and varying responses to temperature changes, while still covering a significant climate gradient (over 10° of latitude 25° of longitude).
Samples were available that had been analyzed in a previous study of two Nacella species from the South American Magellan region (N. magellanica, N. deaurata), analyzing the heat shock response (HSR) on a shore level and a North south geographical climate gradient [ 20].
Variations in belowground carbon storage and soil COB2Bflux rates along a wet tropical climate gradient.
Here, we have investigated this further by analysing field specimens of 24 species collected along a 3,000 km climate gradient of eastern Australia.
