Titlebook: Biodiversity and Conservation of the Yucatán Peninsula; Gerald Alexander Islebe,Sophie Calmé,Birgit Schmoo Book 2015 Springer Internationa

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-97029-9 other forms of resource use, which creates a dynamic that has rarely been studied. The complex interplay of natural, social and economic conditions makes it difficult to assess the intensity of extraction and its impact on wildlife populations. Given that challenge, this chapter emphasizes the impo

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,Ich H?tt Geküsst die Spur von Deinem Tritt,ation and urbanization; however, other regions have showed forest conservation or even forest increase due to various specific factors. We argue that economic development should favor activities and local institutions that work towards productive landscapes that integrate forest ecosystems.

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Physical Settings, Environmental History with an Outlook on Global Changechapter, we will also provide insights regarding Maya nomenclature associated with these physical characteristics. We include information on the hydrology of the Yucatán Peninsula (principally geohydrology) and regional climatic patterns (ITCZ, the North Atlantic and teleconnections). From this poin

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Distribution of Vegetation Typesn the large-scale distribution of forest types in the Yucatán Peninsula. Tropical (high) forest is found in areas with?>800?mm of mean annual precipitation, while dry (low) tropical forest is distributed in areas with?<800?mm of mean annual precipitation. Tropical forest has canopy heights of more t

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Vegetative and Reproductive Plant Phenologyd on vegetation types of the region. Spatial differences of precipitation availability play an important role in foliar behavior at community level. For some species patterns of foliar phenophases are detailed. Phenophase of leaf-fall is determined by the length and intensity of the dry season in de