The diversification pattern of poorly dispersing species might provide more information on the localized effects of historical climate change, the importance of particular climatic events, as well as the history of dispersal.
The study of the reactions of such species on historical climate changes might help to understand the impact of future climatic changes on species distribution and biodiversity.
To address this question we used the APSIM farming-systems model to investigate the complex interactions between a factorial of five proposed sugarcane management systems, three soil types, three sub-regional climatic locations and four climate change projections (weak, moderate and strong, with historical climate as a 'control'control
Why were they no longer in agreement with estimates from historical climate changes and climate models, which still consistently arrived at climate sensitivity estimates between 2 and 4.5°C?
Sochi has little experience in hosting world-class sports events, and little historical climate data is available to fully appreciate the weather possibilities.
Scientists there are drilling into this ice to read its historical climate record — and have confirmed that carbon dioxide levels abruptly lurched upward with the Industrial Revolution.
He was a specialist in historical climate change specifically, what had caused the great Permian extinction, during which virtually all species died.
The suit says the report's results were generated by flawed computer models and portrayed some historical climate data without including the potential range of error in temperature readings for past centuries.
For years, developing countries have argued strongly that the financial burden of reducing emissions should fall largely on the rich, industrialised countries responsible for the bulk of historical climate change emissions.
A Peruvian farmer is demanding that a German energy company pay him compensation for its role in causing historical climate change which, he claims, leaves his home "acutely threatened" by a glacial lake which could burst its banks.
