Significant ecosystem responses estimated in relation to climate change in Africa.
There are plenty of records, particularly from low latitudes that demonstrate rapid (and reasonably large scale, big enough to cause
significant ecosystem responses) climate changes during the Holocene.
Not exact matches
Fraser Island provides a globally
significant example of geological processes and biological evolution, including: complex coastal dune formations that are still evolving; an array of lakes that is exceptional in terms of number, diversity, age and the evidence of dynamic and developmental stages; and outstanding examples of
ecosystems that have developed in
response to maritime conditions and poor soils in coastal dune formations.
Studies in both freshwater and marine
ecosystems have demonstrated
significant impacts of anthropogenic acidification on olfactory abilities of fish and macroinvertebrates, leading to impaired behavioural
responses, with potentially far - reaching consequences to population dynamics and community structure.