<p>Potential (A) colonizations and (B) extirpations in summer and winter under RCP8.5 are shown as a proportion of the current total number of species. Circle sizes represent proportions in summer, and colors represent proportions in winter. Breaks in classes are based on quartiles. Alaska is shown in the inset on the left and the National Capital region is shown in the inset on the right.</p
Evidence for significant losses of species richness or biodiversity, even within protected natural a...
<p>Mean percentage change in projected thermal habitat availability over the 21<sup>st</sup> century...
Publisher's PDFUnderstanding how biological communities respond to global change is important for th...
<p>Each circle represents a park. The median proportion of colonizations and extirpations across par...
<div><p>Birds in U.S. national parks find strong protection from many longstanding and pervasive thr...
<p>Potential changes in bird assemblages by mid-century, by emissions pathway and season, as measure...
Anthropogenic climate change is altering ecological and human systems globally, including in United ...
Our goal was to assess the current level of representation and redundancy of natural features within...
<p>Total predicted areas of presence for each of 17 species of Alaskan small mammals in 2010 and 210...
Many U.S. national parks are already at the extreme warm end of their historical temperature distrib...
Thesis (Master's)--University of Washington, 2013Protected areas are a fundamental component of many...
<p>Areas with high concentrations of species that are climate change vulnerable only are in yellow, ...
Mammalian species richness, colonization, and extinction are examined in twenty-four western North A...
While multifaceted, a chief aim when designating parks and protected areas is to support the preser...
<p>Changes in total number of species by 2080 due to shifting ranges relative to year 2000 baseline ...
Evidence for significant losses of species richness or biodiversity, even within protected natural a...
<p>Mean percentage change in projected thermal habitat availability over the 21<sup>st</sup> century...
Publisher's PDFUnderstanding how biological communities respond to global change is important for th...
<p>Each circle represents a park. The median proportion of colonizations and extirpations across par...
<div><p>Birds in U.S. national parks find strong protection from many longstanding and pervasive thr...
<p>Potential changes in bird assemblages by mid-century, by emissions pathway and season, as measure...
Anthropogenic climate change is altering ecological and human systems globally, including in United ...
Our goal was to assess the current level of representation and redundancy of natural features within...
<p>Total predicted areas of presence for each of 17 species of Alaskan small mammals in 2010 and 210...
Many U.S. national parks are already at the extreme warm end of their historical temperature distrib...
Thesis (Master's)--University of Washington, 2013Protected areas are a fundamental component of many...
<p>Areas with high concentrations of species that are climate change vulnerable only are in yellow, ...
Mammalian species richness, colonization, and extinction are examined in twenty-four western North A...
While multifaceted, a chief aim when designating parks and protected areas is to support the preser...
<p>Changes in total number of species by 2080 due to shifting ranges relative to year 2000 baseline ...
Evidence for significant losses of species richness or biodiversity, even within protected natural a...
<p>Mean percentage change in projected thermal habitat availability over the 21<sup>st</sup> century...
Publisher's PDFUnderstanding how biological communities respond to global change is important for th...