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| Seminar Module 6 - Phenological Responses to Climate Change I |
Seminar series created by Alisa Hove, Brian Haggerty, and Susan Mazer at UC Santa Barbara. |
| Seminar Module 5 - Phenological Mismatches |
Seminar series created by Alisa Hove, Brian Haggerty, and Susan Mazer at UC Santa Barbara. |
| Seminar Module 4 - Animal-Climate Interactions |
Seminar series created by Alisa Hove, Brian Haggerty, and Susan Mazer at UC Santa Barbara. |
| Seminar Module 3 - Plant-Climate Interactions |
Seminar series created by Alisa Hove, Brian Haggerty, and Susan Mazer at UC Santa Barbara. |
| Seminar Module 2 - Back to the Future: the Use of Historical Records in Phenological Research |
Seminar series created by Alisa Hove, Brian Haggerty, and Susan Mazer at UC Santa Barbara. |
| Seminar Module 1 - Synthetic Studies of Phenology: Reviews and Meta-Analyses |
Seminar series created by Alisa Hove, Brian Haggerty, and Susan Mazer at UC Santa Barbara. |
| Seminar Modules on Phenology - Overview |
Seminar series created by Alisa Hove, Brian Haggerty, and Susan Mazer at UC Santa Barbara. |
| Phenological Responses to Environmental Change (Lecture Notes) |
Lecture notes for the Phenological Resonses to Environmental Change powerpoint presentation created by Alisa Hove, Brian Haggerty, and Susan Mazer at UC Santa Barbara.
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| Phenological Responses to Environmental Change (Lecture) |
PDF of a powerpoint presentation created by Alisa Hove, Brian Haggerty, and Susan Mazer at UC Santa Barbara on biological significance of phenological schedules, phenological responses to environmental change, phenological mismatches induced by climate change, with examples and potential outcomes.
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| Coordinated Phenology Research Networks (Lecture Notes) |
This lecture presents a broad introduction to ongoing coordinated phenological research. This lecture assumes that students are familiar with the term phenology and have at least a basic understanding of global climate change. Created by Alisa Hove, Susan Mazer, and Brian Haggerty at the University of California, Santa Barbara. |