Sentence examples for distribution of climates from inspiring English sources

The distribution of climates, topography, and soils that has produced the zones and ecological variation of Australian vegetation has also been reflected in the distribution of animal life.

As with climate predictions, there are still many uncertainties over the extent and distribution of climate impacts.

We used the PA network on Borneo as a model system, and examined changes in the spatial distribution of climate conditions in future.

Latitudinal zonal distribution of climate is considered to have dominated the Paleocene and Eocene in East Asia before the collision of India and Eurasia (Song et al. 1983; Sun and Wang 2005).

This was probably driven by higher atmospheric pCO2, although the latitudinal zonal distribution of climate was maintained (Huber and Goldner 2012; Zhang et al. 2012b; Licht et al. 2014).

Next, a target's current mapped distribution was overlaid with the distribution of climate expected to remain within its bioclimatic envelope; the intersection of these points is considered the target's "temporal corridor".

Quantiles of the distribution of climate-model precipitation simulations are used to select catchment-scale historical daily precipitation time series for the generation of an ensemble of daily reservoir-inflow by hydrologic models.

This paper is the first to develop and apply a set of statistical methods (correlation and bionomial regression analyses) for combining social data on land manager adaptive capacity and factors associated with conservation program participation with biophysical data describing the current and projected-future distribution of climate suitable for vegetation communities.

Enter the Green Climate Fund (GCF), which is to play a leading role in the future distribution of climate financing.

The report highlighting the unequal economic distribution of climate pollution comes as world leaders gather in Paris to try and reach an agreement to reduce greenhouse emissions and limit the effects of climate change.

The former is based primarily on the distribution and morphology of fossil plant taxa and the distribution of climate sensitive sediments (e.g., evaporites and coals), similar to methods used in delineating modern biomes.