Shalik Ram Sigdel

@sigdelshalik.bsky.social

Associate Reseacher at Institute of Tibetan Plateau Research, CAS Beijing, Passionate about alpine plant ecology, Treeline, #Himalayas, Global Change Ecology, Functional ecology, Dendroecology. Views are my own https://x.com/sigdelshalik

Trees are moving uphill! 🏔️🌳 Research shows treelines shift faster when they're at their "cold limit" Knowing a species' niche helps us predict climate shifts better than just tracking heat 🌡️📈 Xiangyu Zheng @joseppenuelas.bsky.social @csic.es @iec.cat nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...

Faster boundary shifts near the cold limit of species' niche

See also the Commentary on this article by Wang & Xie, 250: 2711–2713.

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Climate change has already reshaped the bioclimatic space of extreme events in the Arctic 🌐❄️ Arctic biodiversity has entered a new era of bioclimatic extremes w/ more droughts, greater winter-warming 📈 & more rain-on-snow events 💧❄️ shorturl.at/pQsVP Just published in Science Advances ⬇️

A new era of bioclimatic extremes in the terrestrial Arctic

Long-term climate data suggest that the Arctic is entering a new era of bioclimatic extremes threatening cold ecosystems.

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