Climate change will influence the living conditions of all life on Earth. For some species the change in the environmental conditions that has occurred so far has already increased the risk of extinction, and the extinction risk is predicted to increase for large numbers of species in the future. Some species may have time to adapt to the changing environmental conditions, but the rate and magnitude of the change are too great to allow many species to survive via evolutionary changes. Species responses to climate change have been documented for some decades. Some groups of species, like many insects, respond readily to changes in temperature conditions and have shifted their distributions northwards to new climatically suitable regions. ...
Multi- and intralake datasets of fossil midge assemblages in surface sediments of small shallow lake...
Human induced climate change will affect global biodiversity considerably. One of the most studied c...
Marine macroalgae are important foundation species on rocky shores. The large, habitat-forming speci...
All species are adapted to certain climatic conditions, outside of which they cannot survive. Change...
Plant invasions cause a serious threat to native biodiversity. Agricultural habitats are highly dist...
Recently it has been recognized that evolutionary aspects play a major role in conservation issues o...
Native faunas and floras are especially susceptible to negative effects of invasive alien species in...
Although there are few confirmed records of rising temperatures contributing to range expansions and...
Herbivorous insects, their host plants and natural enemies form the largest and most species-rich co...
A noticeable fraction of the World's species inhabit disturbed or early-succession habitats. In Finl...
As the climate of our planet is warming, there is an urgent need to understand how temperature chang...
The subfamily Salicornioideae (Amaranthaceae) consists of 11 genera and c. 100 species of obligatory...
A Thesis for applying for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in ForestryThe doctoral thesis focuses ...
Anthropogenic pressures have pushed both climate and ecosystems to the point that their stability an...
In the 21st century, human-induced global climate change has been highlighted as one of the most ser...
Multi- and intralake datasets of fossil midge assemblages in surface sediments of small shallow lake...
Human induced climate change will affect global biodiversity considerably. One of the most studied c...
Marine macroalgae are important foundation species on rocky shores. The large, habitat-forming speci...
All species are adapted to certain climatic conditions, outside of which they cannot survive. Change...
Plant invasions cause a serious threat to native biodiversity. Agricultural habitats are highly dist...
Recently it has been recognized that evolutionary aspects play a major role in conservation issues o...
Native faunas and floras are especially susceptible to negative effects of invasive alien species in...
Although there are few confirmed records of rising temperatures contributing to range expansions and...
Herbivorous insects, their host plants and natural enemies form the largest and most species-rich co...
A noticeable fraction of the World's species inhabit disturbed or early-succession habitats. In Finl...
As the climate of our planet is warming, there is an urgent need to understand how temperature chang...
The subfamily Salicornioideae (Amaranthaceae) consists of 11 genera and c. 100 species of obligatory...
A Thesis for applying for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in ForestryThe doctoral thesis focuses ...
Anthropogenic pressures have pushed both climate and ecosystems to the point that their stability an...
In the 21st century, human-induced global climate change has been highlighted as one of the most ser...
Multi- and intralake datasets of fossil midge assemblages in surface sediments of small shallow lake...
Human induced climate change will affect global biodiversity considerably. One of the most studied c...
Marine macroalgae are important foundation species on rocky shores. The large, habitat-forming speci...