Assessing within-species variation in response to drought is crucial for predicting species responses to climate change and informing restoration and conservation efforts, yet experimental data are la
Despite increasing concerns about the vulnerability of species’ populations to climate change, there has been little overall synthesis of how individual population responses to variation in climate di
These data are associated with a manuscript by Mark Westoby, Samuel C. Andrew, Rachael V. Gallagher, and Julian Schrader, titled "Species gain and loss per degree Celsius". The manuscript ( in revie
Zonally averaged (between 160°W and 110°W) latitude-depth sections for the Upwelling/Downwelling phases of the differences in ensemble-averaged EKE, baroclinic instability, barotropic instability, mer
Seed mass (mg) in control and experimental warming treatments in the LG and HG meadow sites. CK: control treatment; OTC: expermental warming; LG: "low" grazing intensity history; HG: "high" grazing in