Climate Change and the Future of California's Endemic Flora

Loarie, Scott R.; Carter, Benjamin E.; Hayhoe, Katharine; McMahon, Sean M.; Moe, Richard L.; Knight, Charles; Ackerly, David D.

doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0002502

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“…Califorídeos, diversidade, GLM, modelos. In recent years, species distribution models for inference of theoretical and practical questions about climate change and its influence on the probability of occurrence of species have been looked for (Loarie et al, 2008). In these prediction models, the central problem is to use information about where a species occurs and on the relevant environmental factors.…”

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The influence of temperature and humidity on abundance and richness of Calliphoridae (Diptera)

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Krüger

2013

Iheringia, Sér. Zool.

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ABSTRACT. The blowfly species are important components in necrophagous communities of the Neotropics. Besides being involved in the degradation of animal organic matter, they may serve as vectors for pathogens and parasites, and also cause primary and secondary myiasis. The occurrence pattern of these species is well defined, yet it is still not very clear which of these environmental factors determine the structure of the assemblies. This paper was developed to evaluate the influence of mean temperature and relative humidity variation in the abundance and richness of blowflies in the Brazilian southernmost state, Rio Grande do Sul, where temperature variation is well marked throughout the year. To evaluate this objective, WOT (Wind Oriented Trap) were installed with beef liver as bait in three environments for 10 consecutive days in each month between July 2003 and June 2004. A total of 13,860 flies were collected distributed among 16 species with a higher frequency of Lucilia eximia (Wiedemann, 1819) and Chrysomya albiceps (Wiedemann, 1819). The mean temperature and relative humidity influence the richness of blowflies, with greater richness and abundance in late spring and early summer, whereas abundance was only influenced by temperature. Each species responded differently with respect to these variables, where L. eximia is not influenced by any of the two abiotic factors, despite the high abundance presented. This paper presents the results of the sensitivity for the presence or absence of species of Calliphoridae and on the variation of the abundance of these species under regime temperature changes and relative humidity with implications for public health and animal management. KEYWORDS. Blow flies, diversity, GLM, models.RESUMO. A influência da temperatura e umidade na abundância e na riqueza de Calliphoridae (Diptera). As espécies de Calliphoridae são importantes componentes das comunidades de necrófagos na Região Neotropical. Além de estarem envolvidas na degradação da matéria orgânica animal podem também veicular diversos patógenos e parasitos, bem como causar míiases primária e secundária. O padrão de ocorrência destas espécies está bem definido, mas ainda não se tem muito claramente quais fatores ambientais determinam a estrutura destas assembleias. Desenvolvemos este trabalho com o objetivo de avaliar a influência da temperatura média e umidade relativa do ar na variação da abundância e riqueza de espécies de califorídeos no sul do Rio Grande do Sul, onde a variação da temperatura é bem demarcada ao longo do ano. Para avaliar este objetivo, foram instaladas armadilhas WOT (Wind Oriented Trap) com fígado bovino como isca em três ambientes por 10 dias seguidos em cada mês, entre julho de 2003 e junho de 2004. Foram coletados 13.860 dípteros distribuídos entre 16 espécies com maior abundância de Lucilia eximia (Wiedemann, 1819) e Chrysomya albiceps (Wiedemann, 1819). A temperatura média e a umidade relativa influenciaram a variação da riqueza de espécies de califorídeos, com maior riqueza e abundânci...

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The influence of temperature and humidity on abundance and richness of Calliphoridae (Diptera)

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2013

Iheringia, Sér. Zool.

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“…Seasonal water deficit may increase in the coast redwood region as climate changes over the next decades (Hayhoe et al 2004, Loarie et al 2008). This will increase plant demand for water and dependence on fog water subsidies.…”

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Proceedings of the coast redwood forests in a changing California: A symposium for scientists and managers

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Weller²,

Piirto³

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“…Herbarium specimens have been used in combination with other numerous georeferenced specimens available through the Consortia of California Herbaria to assess the responses of different groups of plant species across the entire flora of California to temperature change (Loarie et al 2008;Wolf et al 2016). We did not evaluate reports or grey literature.…”

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Rescuing and Sharing Historical Vegetation Data for Ecological Analysis: The California Vegetation Type Mapping Project

Kelly¹

2016

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Abstract.-Research efforts that synthesize historical and contemporary ecological data with modeling approaches improve our understanding of the complex response of species, communities, and landscapes to changing biophysical conditions through time and in space. Historical ecological data are particularly important in this respect. There are remaining barriers that limit such data synthesis, and technological improvements that make multiple diverse datasets more readily available for integration and synthesis are needed. This paper presents one case study of the Wieslander Vegetation Type Mapping project in California and highlights the importance of rescuing, digitizing and sharing historical datasets. We review the varied ecological uses of the historical collection: the vegetation maps have been used to understand legacies of land use change and plan for the future; the plot data have been used to examine changes to chaparral and forest communities around the state and to predict community structure and shifts under a changing climate; the photographs have been used to understand changing vegetation structure; and the voucher specimens in combination with other specimen collections have been used for large scale distribution modeling efforts. The digitization and sharing of the data via the web has broadened the scope and scale of the types of analysis performed. Yet, additional research avenues can be pursued using multiple types of VTM data, and by linking VTM data with contemporary data. The digital VTM collection is an example of a data infrastructure that expands the potential of large scale research through the integration and synthesis of data drawn from numerous data sources; its journey from analog to digital is a cautionary tale of the importance of finding historical data, digitizing it with best practices, linking it with other datasets, and sharing it with the research community.

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Climate Change and the Future of California's Endemic Flora

Cited by 374 publications

References 59 publications

The influence of temperature and humidity on abundance and richness of Calliphoridae (Diptera)

The influence of temperature and humidity on abundance and richness of Calliphoridae (Diptera)

Proceedings of the coast redwood forests in a changing California: A symposium for scientists and managers

Rescuing and Sharing Historical Vegetation Data for Ecological Analysis: The California Vegetation Type Mapping Project

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