Climate Change Biology
by Jonathan Newman, Madhur Anand, Hugh Henry, Shelley Hunt, Ze'Ev Gedalof
Climate Change Biology offers a comprehensive look at how climate shifts affect living organisms and ecosystems. Co-authored by Jonathan Newman, Madhur Anand, Hugh Henry, Shelley Hunt, and Ze'Ev Gedalof, it explores biological adaptations and environmental challenges in an accessible format for academic and general readers.
About This Book
Climate Change Biology examines the intersections between climate dynamics and biological systems. It provides a foundation for understanding how global warming influences biodiversity and ecological processes.
The book draws on expertise from multiple authors to address key biological responses to changing climates. Topics include adaptations in plant and animal species, as well as broader ecosystem resilience.
Designed for students and researchers, it offers accessible insights into the science behind climate impacts on biology. The content emphasizes evidence-based analysis without delving into policy or unrelated fields.
Overall, this work serves as a valuable resource for grasping the urgent biological implications of our warming planet.
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