Tropical forests and coral reefs host a disproportionately large share of global biodiversity
and provide ecosystem functions and services used by millions of people. Yet, ongoing …

Tropical plant species are vulnerable to climate change and global warming. Since
flowering is a critical factor for plant reproduction and seed-set, warming and elevated …

Rhodolith beds, like many other marine ecosystems, are affected by climate change that is
causing an increase in the magnitude and frequency of extreme high temperature events …

Since the past century, rising CO 2 levels have led to global changes (ocean warming and
acidification) with subsequent effects on marine ecosystems and organisms. Macroalgae …

Short‐term, sublethal response variables are increasingly used to provide rapid indications
of whole organism responses to future climate conditions. Accumulating evidence suggests …

Ecological responses to global warming are likely driven by a combination of gradual
warming trends and extreme climate events, which are increasing in frequency and intensity …

Predicted shifts in mean and extreme temperatures associated with climate change can
have variable impacts on organisms, and the sign and magnitude of these impacts may …

Une enquête a été effectuée auprès des paysans de la station de recherche de
l'INERA/Kipopo et de ses environs, dans le territoire de Kipushi, province du Katanga, en …

Reliance on the marine environment for the provision of food is ever-increasing, but future
climate change threatens production. Despite this concern, the impact on seafood quality …

Although species distributions can change in an unexpectedly short period of time, most
species distribution models (SDMs) use only long‐term averaged environmental conditions …