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Recent studies have compiled all records of new fish species discovered between 2017 and 2025 in two regions of Spanish Mediterranean waters: the Strait of Gibraltar–Alboran Sea (ESAL) and the Levantine–Balearic Sea (LEBA). These studies compared the mean temperatures and thermal ranges (minimum and maximum temperatures) at which these newly recorded species lived in their original distribution zones with the preferred tempera...
The climatic debt is growing in the understorey of temperate forests: Stand characteristics matterNARA Subscribed
Aim Climate warming reshuffles biological assemblages towards less cold‐adapted but more warm‐adapted species, a process coined thermophilization. However, the velocity at which this process is happening generally lags behind the velocity of climate change, generating a climatic debt the temporal dynamics of which remain misunderstood. Relying on high‐resolution time series of vegetation data from a long‐term monitoring networ...
The southern Cape is a particularly dynamic region of South Africa in terms of climate change as it is influenced by both temperate and tropical circulation systems. This paper presents pollen and microcharcoal data generated from a sediment core extracted from the coastal lake Eilandvlei spanning the last ∼8900 years. With an average sample resolution of 57 years, this record represents the highest resolution record of Holoce...
Determining the drivers of long‐term aridity variability: a southern African case studyNARA Subscribed
This paper highlights the importance of differentiating between precipitation amount and moisture availability (‘humidity’/‘aridity’) when considering proxy records of climate change. While the terms are sometimes used interchangeably, moisture availability is determined by both (i) precipitation amount and (ii) temperature, through its influence on potential evapotranspiration. As many palaeoenvironmental proxies reflect chan...
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