Climate Change Causes Upslope Shifts and Mountaintop Extirpations in a Tropical Bird Community¶
Freeman, B. G., Scholer, M. N., Ruiz-Gutierrez, V., & Fitzpatrick, J. W. (2018). Climate Change Causes Upslope Shifts and Mountaintop Extirpations in a Tropical Bird Community. PNAS, 115(47), 11982-11987.
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- Coastal Squeeze
- Coastal ecology (origin): salt marshes, mangroves, mudflats, and dune systems squeezed between rising seas and fixed coastal development. Mountain ecology: high-altitude species experiencing an altitudinal squeeze as warming shifts suitable conditions upslope, with the summit as a fixed boundary against which the squeeze ends in extinction.
This sourceDocuments the 'escalator to extinction' — high-altitude species pushed upslope by warming until the summit (a fixed boundary) ends the range in extirpation.
- Coastal ecology (origin): salt marshes, mangroves, mudflats, and dune systems squeezed between rising seas and fixed coastal development. Mountain ecology: high-altitude species experiencing an altitudinal squeeze as warming shifts suitable conditions upslope, with the summit as a fixed boundary against which the squeeze ends in extinction.
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