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MARC recordHost-specific insect herbivores as sensors of climate change in Arctic and Alpine environments / Ian D. Hodkinson, Jeremy Bird.
| Title: | Host-specific insect herbivores as sensors of climate change in Arctic and Alpine environments / Ian D. Hodkinson, Jeremy Bird. |
| Author(s): | Hodkinson, Ian D. Bird, Jeremy. |
| Date: | 1998. |
| In: | Arctic and Alpine Research. (1998.), Vol. 30(1) (1998) |
| Abstract: | Seeks to demonstrate, predominantly for host-specific Homoptera, that spatial distribution patterns of insect herbivores on host plants have potential to act as highly responsive biological sensors of changing climatic temperature. |
| Notes: | Arctic and Alpine Research. Vol. 30(1) :78-83 (1998). |
| Keywords: | 59 -- Zoology. 592 -- Invertebrata. 595.7 -- Insecta. 595.753 -- Homoptera. 551.588 -- Climate, effect of man and environment. 551.5 -- Meteorology. .000(410) -- British author. H2 -- Zoology: invertebrates. (*3) -- Arctic regions. |
| SPRI record no.: | 146176 |
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