Sentence examples for climate boundaries from inspiring English sources

Within habitable climate boundaries, rail travel and commerce should be monitored to prevent the spread of 9BAs into areas with novel ecosystem types, especially those hosting rare animals that lay eggs on or beneath the ground.

"We can now begin to develop records of how local and regional climate boundaries have shifted through time and in response to worldwide warming or cooling," said study lead author Erik Oerter, who conducted the research as part of his UC Berkeley Ph.D. dissertation.

As the key climate boundaries for the Indian Python are in mountainous areas (Hindu Kush, Kashmir, Himalayas, Tibetan Plateau), we worried that climate modeled at 30 arc sec (∼1 km) might reflect an average elevation that did not match the microenvironment actually occupied by Indian Pythons.

Either way, the climate boundary is one that already lies squarely in humanity's rear-view mirror.

The functioning of these southern peatlands is strikingly similar to that of northern peatlands, but they have developed under very different climate boundary conditions.

The results showed substantially lower environmental impacts compared with the average current Swedish diet, but the strict absolute climate boundary and the N and P input boundaries were still exceeded for all diets.

The records from the neighboring areas of Kazakhstan and Russia, situated west and north of Hoton-Nur, demonspatiallyandally and temporally different Holocene vegetation and climate histories, indicating that the Altai Mountains as a climate boundary are of pivotal importance for the Holocene environmental and, possibly, habitation history of Central Asia.

We conclude that ENSO was sensitive to changes in climate boundary conditions during the Holocene, including, but not limited to insolation.

This area crosses a strong orographic climate boundary incorporating low- to mid-elevation evergreen humid tropical forests on windward slopes in the east, to deciduous, seasonally dry, or "spiny" forests and shrublands to the west (Figure 1).

This area crosses a strong orographic climate boundary incorporating low- to mid-elevation evergreen humid tropical forests on windward slopes in the east, to deciduous, seasonally dry, or "spiny" forests and shrublands to the west.

Where the two approaches differed was in how best to choose the axes upon which to delineate the climate envelope boundaries.