Edited by
Todd Dawson, University of California - Berkeley, Department of Integrative Biology, Berkeley, CA, U.S.A.
Rolf Siegwolf, Paul Scherrer Institut, Stable Isotopes Research Group, Switzerland
Description
The 20th century has experienced environmental changes that appear to be unprecedented in their rate and magnitude during the Earth’s
history.
For the first time, this special volume brings together a wide range of perspectives and data that speak directly to the issues
of ecological change using stable isotope tracers. The information presented originates from a range of biological and geochemical sources
and from research fields within biological, climatological and physical disciplines covering time-scales from days to centuries. Unlike
any other reference, editors discuss where isotope data can detect, record, trace and help to interpret environmental change.
Included in series
Terrestrial Ecology
Audience:
Ecologists, geophysicists, geologists; researchers, scientists and educated laypeople interested in environmental change, climatology, paleontology, oceanography and atmospheric science
