Therefore, changes in emergence pattern as a result of climate changes are also predictable: a warmer climate will decrease spring emergence, and increase autumn emergence, in relation to the present situation.
To be able to draw conclusions on a general level, for example for modelling or predicting changes in emergence pattern following climate change, knowledge about a taxon, including its variation, is needed.
Whatever the exact mechanism, reduction in variation of body size distributions acting through changes in emergence timing could have direct effects on population persistence by limiting contributions of large fish.
In previous studies with adolescents, changes in early emergence of depression and smoking behaviours are described, although model variation and inconsistent findings make the evidence unclear.
Also, the integration of perspectives and expertise from diverse branches of the natural and health sciences such as ecology, zoology, veterinary medicine, human medicine, microbiology and pathology, as well as from the social sciences, into studies of emerging human and domestic animal disease is essential to understanding the role of environmental changes in disease emergence [ 1, 42].
In particular, we investigate the influence of a virtual mass effect on the stability of the two-fluid model and we demonstrate a change in the emergence and the dynamics of the phase heterogeneities.
On the basis of a mark-recapture study in Colorado lasting more than 30 years, Arpat Ozgul and Tim Coulson of Imperial College London and colleagues examined changes in dates of emergence from hibernation, body mass, survival, and reproduction in response to gradual warming trends.
Further, total plant foliar cover during the periods of seedling emergence explained 25% and 14% of the variation in pine and maple emergence, respectively, suggesting that changes in plant community structure influences emergence [25].
These hand-waving arguments about tiny changes in culture explaining the emergence of such a huge change in brain structure just doesn't hold water.
What was once the 800-pound global telecommunications gorilla became a sitting duck with deregulation, rapid changes in technology and the emergence of more nimble competitors.
Changes in technology, particularly the emergence of 24-hour news channels that bring images of conflict and violence into American living rooms within seconds, have forever altered the way that early drafts of history are written and digested.
