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Cameron W. Barrows, Auteur ; Michelle L. Murphy-Mariscal, AuteurPredicting ecological responses to a changing climate is becoming a critical tool to inform natural resource management efforts. Within Joshua Tree National Park (JTNP), Joshuatrees (Yucca brevifolia) reach their southern-most distribution. Prev[...]
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Cameron W. Barrows, Auteur ; John T. Rotenberry, Auteur ; Michael F. Allen, AuteurBioclimatic models aimed assessing a species' sensitivity to climate change incorporate mean shifts in climate variables; however the more acute threat to the persistence of species may result from increased frequency of extreme climatic events,[...]
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Cameron W. Barrows, Auteur ; Michael F. Allen, Auteur ; John T. Rotenberry, AuteurIn contrast to the body of work in more mesic habitats, few studies have examined boundary processes between natural and anthropogenic desert landscapes. Our research examined processes occurring at boundaries between a desert sand dune communit[...]
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Cameron W. Barrows, Auteur ; Mark Fisher, AuteurUnderstanding how species and species assemblages will respond to climate shifts is critical for predicting the impacts of modern warming on biodiversity. Addressing this question, we collected location data for four sympatric Sceloporus lizard [...]
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Heather L. Hulton VanTassel, Auteur ; Cameron W. Barrows, Auteur ; Kurt E. Anderson, AuteurAnthropogenic activities have resulted in novel disturbance regimes which have unknown impacts on biodiversity. A notable example is the establishment of fire regimes in ecosystems that have not historically burned. These new disturbance regimes[...]
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Cameron W. Barrows, Auteur ; Josh Hoines, Auteur ; Michael S. Vamstad, Auteur ; Michelle Murphy-Mariscal, Auteur ; Kristen Lalumiere, Auteur ; James Heintz, AuteurIdentifying effects of climate change, as well as other drivers of population shifts, across multiple taxa and broad spatial and temporal scales is challenging. Nevertheless these are the data that may be required to catalyze and focus managemen[...]
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Cameron W. Barrows, Auteur ; Kristine L. Preston, Auteur ; John T. Rotenberry, Auteur ; Michael F. Allen, AuteurEstimating historic distributions of species is a critical step in evaluating current levels of habitat loss, evaluating sites for potential restoration and reintroductions, and for conservation planning at a landscape scale. However historic di[...]
