Material in this section originates from the following category in our Subject Index:

Extinction

Material preceded by an asterisk (*) was posted after this subject summary was written and therefore is not included in the summary.  This material will be integrated into the summary at a later date.

Summary

* -- The State of the World's Mammals

* -- North American Birds in a Warming World

* -- The Future of Earth's Terrestrial Birds

* -- Shifts in Plant Distributions in a Warming World

* -- Regional Biodiversity in a Warmer World

* -- Upward-Migrating Plants in the Swiss Alps

* -- The Failing Frogs of Eastern Australia

* -- The Downward Spiral of Global Amphibian Populations

* -- On the Importance of Land

* -- Evolution of Dispersal Ability in the Speckled Wood Butterfly

* -- Predicting Species Extinctions in Response to Global Warming

* -- Biofuels as Religious Fodder

* -- Plant Stomatal Response to Volcanogenic SO2

* -- Can Plants to Migrate Poleward Rapidly Enough to Avoid Extinction in the Face of "Unprecedented" Global Warming?

* -- Global Warming and Butterfly Species Richness in Canada

* -- Regional Warming and Mountaintop Biodiversity

* -- Growth Histories of Temperate Forest Lianas

* -- Evolutionary Adaptations to Climate Change

* -- Tree Responses to Global Warming

* -- Coral Responses to Global Warming

* -- Global Warming: Will It Cause Multiple Species Extinctions?

* -- Climate Change and Amphibian Population Declines in Spain

* -- Global Warming Is Increasing Alpine Species Richness

* -- Butterfly Biodiversity in Britain

* -- Global Warming and the Silver-Spotted Skipper Butterfly

* -- The Common Lizard's Response to Predictions of Impending Mass Extinctions Due to Habitat Changes Driven by Global Warming

* -- Endangered Plants on the Road to Extinction?

* -- CO2 Enrichment "Levels Playing Field" in Ragweed Study

* -- Sky-Island Refugia from Global Warming

* -- Extinction: Some Plants Refuse to Go Quietly into the Night

* -- Global Warming and the Sachem Skipper Butterfly

* -- Birds in Finland Respond to Global Warming

* -- Range Responses of British Dragonflies and Damselflies to Recent Regional Warming

* -- Earth's Land Mammals: Their Only Hope of Avoiding Extinction

* -- Biospheric Breakdown: What We Must Do to Prevent It?

* -- The Fate of Earth's Trees in a Rapidly Warming World

* -- Biased Towards Extinction

* -- Mass Extinction or Massive Exaggeration? New Study Makes Monumental Claim Based on Erroneous Premise

* -- Where Have All the Flowers Gone?

* -- The Specter of Species Extinction: Will Global Warming Decimate Earth's Biosphere?

* -- Effects of Climate Change on Marine Biodiversity

* -- On Shirking Our Real Environmental Duties

Feeding Humanity to Help Save Natural Ecosystems: The Role of the Rising Atmospheric CO2 Concentration

Back from the Jaws of Extinction (Or What a Difference a Degree Makes!)

Rising CO2 Concentrations Help Plants Adapt to Rising Temperatures

Biodiversity and CO2

Vegetative Response to Rapid Climate Change in Southern Europe

Global Warming and Shifts in British Bird Ranges

Global Warming and Shifts in European Butterfly Ranges

Ecosystem Adaptation to Millennial-Scale Climate Change