A Humboldtian approach to life and climate of the geological past: Estimating palaeotemperature from dental traits of mammalian communities
Abstract
Aim The links between geo‐ and biodiversity, postulated by Humboldt, can now be made quantitative. Species are adapted to their environments and interact with their environments by having pertinent functional traits. We aim to improve global ecometric models using functional traits for estimating palaeoclimate and apply models to Pleistocene fauna for palaeoclimate interpretation. Location Global at present day, Pleistocene of Europe for fossil...
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Title
A Humboldtian approach to life and climate of the geological past: Estimating palaeotemperature from dental traits of mammalian communities
Published Date
May 17, 2019
Journal
Volume
46
Issue
8
Pages
1760 - 1776
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