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Biogeographical Consequences of Recent Climate Changes in the Southern Andes of Argentinan Andes in the context of the past four centuries. The mean annual temperatures for northern and southern Patagonia during the interval 1900–1990 are 0.53°C and 0.86°C above the AD 1640–1899 means, respectively. Increased temperatures are seriously impacting the physical and biological systems across the Southern Andes.

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Ulrike Barthelme?,Ulrich Furbachs. Understanding the pathways and mechanisms from source to sink is thus vitally important. Atmospheric transport models predict that sources of pollutants to remote areas are widespread and diverse, such that there are contributions from “l(fā)ocal” and regional sources, as well as transboundary and even global inputs (e.g. Hanisch 1998).

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Introduction: The International Year of Mountains Challenge and Opportunity for Mountain Researchd techniques for farming, water use, forestry and communication. The agro-biodiversity as a function of altitude, exposition and farmers’ crop selection is huge. Mountain inhabitants have also developed a rich cultural diversity. Therefore, people living in lowland areas or in big cities increasingly prefer mountains for recreation.

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