There is mounting evidence of species redistribution as climate warms. Yet, our knowledge
of the coupling between species range shifts and isotherm shifts remains limited. Here, we …

Over half of plant species are animal-dispersed, and our understanding of how animals can
help plants move in response to climate change–a process known as niche tracking–is …

Aim To better understand how climate change drives altitudinal treeline dynamics at large
spatial scales. Location Northern Hemisphere. Time period 1901–2018. Major taxa studied …

Recent climate change has effectively rewound the climate clock by approximately 120 000
years and is expected to reverse this clock a further 50 Myr by 2100. We aimed to answer …

Aims Understanding fine‐grain diversity patterns across large spatial extents is fundamental
for macroecological research and biodiversity conservation. Using the GrassPlot database …

Mountainous regions are changing rapidly across the world due to both land-use change
and climate change. Given the importance of mountainous regions for ecosystem services …

Aim Significant changes in species elevational ranges in mountains have been repeatedly
documented, yet the direction, magnitude and drivers of these shifts remain controversial …

Global warming may force montane species to shift upward to keep pace with their shifting
climate niche. How species differences in such distribution shifts depend on their elevational …

High-elevation mountain communities are progressively threatened by habitat fragmentation
and climate change resulting in habitat shift and biodiversity loss. Despite it, very few studies …

Premise of the Study With biodiversity and rates of climate change among the highest, the
eastern Himalaya are critical for understanding the interaction of these two variables …