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Developing quantitative skills for ecological data: the effects of climate warming on phenological variation and species interactions

Author(s): Jill Hamilton1, Zachary Tarble1

North Dakota State University

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Students combine long-term observational data sets and experimental warming in an alpine meadow in Gothic, CO to test, evaluate, and interpret ecological data focusing on phenological variation and species interactions in a changing climate

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Version 1.0 - published on 21 Nov 2018 doi:10.25334/Q44Q7G - cite this

Adapted from: The Biology of Climate Change: The effects of a changing climate on migrating and over-wintering species at a high-elevation field station v 1.0

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  1. species interactions
  2. climate change
  3. quantitative skills
  4. phenology
  5. environmental variation
  6. phenological mis-match

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