Yatat Djeumen, Ivric ValaireDumont, YvesDoizy, AnnaCouteron, Pierre
We present and analyze a model aiming at recovering as dynamical outcomes of tree-grass interactions the wide range of vegetation physiognomies observable in the savanna biome along rainfall gradients at regional/continental scales. The model is based on two ordinary differential equations (ODE), for woody and grass biomass. It is parameterized fro...
In the ice‐rich permafrost area of Central Yakutia (Eastern Siberia, Russia), climate warming and other natural and anthropogenic disturbances have caused permafrost degradation and soil subsidence, resulting in the formation of numerous thermokarst (thaw) lakes. These lakes are hotspots of greenhouse gas emissions, but with substantial spatial and...
Piccioni, FrancescoCasenave, CélineLemaire, Bruno JacquesLe Moigne, PatrickDubois, PhilippeVinçon-Leite, Brigitte
Small and shallow lakes represent the majority of inland freshwater bodies. However, the effects of climate changeon such ecosystems have rarely been quantitatively addressed. We propose a methodology to evaluate the thermal responseof small and shallow lakes to long-term changes in the meteorological conditions, through model simulations. To do so...
We investigated the environmental conditions that prevailed in continental ecosystems recorded in sedimentary deposits of Japan during the Cretaceous through the analysis of oxygen and carbon isotope compositions of phosphate (δ 18 O p) and apatite-bound carbonate (δ 18 O c and δ 13 C c) of vertebrate teeth and bones. Local surface water δ 18 O w v...
Allen, JoeyGross, Elisabeth M.Courcoul, CamilleBouletreau, StéphanieCompin, ArthurElger, ArnaudFerriol, JessicaHilt, SabineJassey, Vincent EJLaviale, Martin
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Aquatic ecosystems are exposed to multiple stressors such as agricultural run-off (ARO) and climate-change related increase of temperature. We aimed to determine how ARO and the frequency of its input can affect shallow lake ecosystems through direct and indirect effects on primary producers and primary consumers, and whether warming can mitigate o...
García-Morato, SaraFernandez-Jalvo, YolandaMontalvo, ClaudiaAndrews, PeterMarin-Monfort, María DoloresFagoaga, AnaDomínguez-García, Ángel C.Alberdi, Maria TeresaBonini, RicardoCerdeño, Esperanza
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The apparently regular and favourable climate that characterizes the Holocene as an interglacial period shows, however, important climatic instability well documented in the Northern Hemisphere. These fluctuations from colder to warmer or wetter to drier affected both biodiversity and human societies in the last 12,000 years, although the impact in...
High-resolution pollen analyses were performed on two cores from the western Black Sea and one core from the Marmara Sea, covering the Late Glacial-Holocene transition using 14C chronology. Particular effort was invested in the botanical identification of pollen grains thereby significantly improving our knowledge of regional flora. When interprete...