ArticleProceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America2021
Terrestrial biodiversity threatened by increasing global aridity velocity under high-level warming.
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Abstract
Global aridification is projected to intensify. Yet, our knowledge of its potential impacts on species ranges remains limited. Here, we investigate global aridity velocity and its overlap with three sectors (natural protected areas, agricultural areas, and urban areas) and terrestrial biodiversity in historical (1979 through 2016) and future periods (2050 through 2099), with and without considering vegetation physiological response to rising CO
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