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What does “Global Change” mean?
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Drivers in global climate warming
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Role of the oceans in global change
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Modelling global change effects on vegetation
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Impacts of global change on plant development
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Grass dynamics in a changing world
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Tree dynamics in a changing world
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Global change and mycorrhizal fungi
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roots and mycorrhizas of naturally growing Scots pine trees during three exposure years.
Global Change Biology 5: 771-780
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atmospheric CO2 after long-term exposure: evidence from a CO2 spring in New Zealand
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arbuscular mycorrhizae but decrease soil aggregate water stability in an annual grassland.
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Glomus mosseae. Global Change Biology 5: 347-358
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Impact of climate change on biodiversity and adaptive responses
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environmental change. Science 292: 281-284
Zavaleta ES, Shaw MR, Chiariello NR, Mooney, HA, Field CB (2003) Additive effects of
simulated climate changes, elevated CO2, and nitrogen deposition on grassland diversity.
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Effects of climate change on birds
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Crick HQP, Dudley C, Glue DE, Thomson DL (1997) UK birds are laying eggs earlier. Nature
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Dunn PO, Winkler DW (1999) Climate change has affected the breeding date of tree swallows
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Effects of climate change on reptiles
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Morjan CL (2003) How rapidly can maternal behavior affecting primary sex ratio evolve in a
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Effects of climate change on insects
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Crozier L (2003) Winter warming facilitates range expansion: cold tolerance of the butterfly
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Effects of climate change on the success of invasive species
Dukes JS, Mooney HA (1999) Does global change increase the success of biological invaders?
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Climate change and sea level rise impacts on mangrove ecosystems
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Toscano MA, Macintyre IG (2003) Corrected western Atlantic sea-level curve for the last 11,000
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mangrove peat. Coral Reefs 22: 257-270
Coral reefs and global climate change
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The El Niño phenomenon
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Economics of global change
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Changnon SA, Pielke RA, Changnon D, Sylves RT, Pulwarty R (2000) Human factors explain
the increased losses from weather and climate extremes. Bulletin of the American
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Verschuren D (2003) The heat on Lake Tanganyika. Nature 424: 731-732
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from climate change and population growth. Nature 289: 284-288
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