<p>High mountains can be considered as particularly appropriate environments to detect effects ofclimate change on natural biocoenoses in a global scale for the following reasons: Firstly, ecosystems at the l- temperature limits of plant life are generally thought to be especially sensitive to clima
People, Protected Areas and Global Change. Volume 3
โ Scribed by Edited by Marc Galvin and Tobias Haller
- Publisher
- NCCR North South
- Year
- 2008
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 562
- Category
- Library
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