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Endemic Mediterranean seagrasses poised to survive climate change challenges. [PDF]

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Mancuso FP   +6 more
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APRICOT CULTIVARS FOR MEDITERRANEAN CLIMATE

Acta Horticulturae, 1988
International ...
Guerriero, R.   +2 more
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Holocene climatic changes in the western Mediterranean: installation of the Mediterranean climate

Comptes Rendus de l'Académie des Sciences - Series IIA - Earth and Planetary Science, 1997
Abstract In the western Mediterranean during the Holocene, summer drought occurred progressively from south to north. In south eastern Spain, between latitudes 36 and 39 °N, it prevailed from about 10 000 BP and a first arid episode is recorded around 7,000 yr BP. A Mediterranean climate reached a latitude 39–40 °N near 7 000 BP and near 41 °N before
Jalut, Guy   +6 more
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Modeling of the Mediterranean Climate System

2012
The objective of this chapter is to make a review on the state of the art of regional climate modeling over the Mediterranean. Two main parts are developed. The first one is devoted to atmospheric parameters and the basic performance of both global and regional climate models in simulating the Mediterranean climate.
L. Li   +11 more
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The Climate of the Mediterranean Region in Future Climate Projections

2012
Future climate change over the Mediterranean area is investigated by means of climate model simulations covering the twenty-first century that take into account different anthropogenic greenhouse-gas-emission scenarios. This chapter first gives some new insights on these projections coming from the use of new methods, including the coupling at the ...
Planton, Serge   +21 more
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The “Mediterraneanization” of the climate in Mediterranean countries — a cause of the unstable ecobudget

Chemosphere, 1987
Changes of accumulation, pedogenesis and vertical erosion for the last nearly 20 000 years in connexion with periods of warm and cold climates can be proved for Mediterranean areas. The climate of Mediterranean areas became more arid for the last nearly 5 000 years.
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Mediterranean-Climate Ecosystems

2001
In this chapter we will review the current status of biological diversity in the mediterranean-climate regions of the world, making comparisons among them, as well as examining the threats to biological systems now and in the future. Mediterranean-type climates, which are characterized by a predominantly winter rainfall regime, exist in five regions of
Harold A. Mooney   +6 more
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