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Species range shifts in response to climate change

Creators: Petry, William K.ORCID, Soule, Judith D.ORCID, Iler, Amy M.ORCID, Chicas-Mosier, Ana ORCID, Inouye, David W.ORCID, Miller, Tom E. X., Mooney, Kailen A.ORCID

Year: 2016

DOI: 10.5061/dryad.1cf8p/18

License: See source for details

Location: Gunnison Basin, Colorado

Publisher: Dryad Digital Repository

Tags: sex ratio, dioecy, climate change, water use efficiency, elevation gradient, pollen limitation, mate limitation, Gunnison County, Colorado, Valeriana edulis, Alpine & Subalpine Ecology, Climate Change Impacts, Gunnison Basin

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Data for meta-analysis of montane plant species range shifts in response to climate change.

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