Treeline Dynamics is a theoretical construct in mountain ecology that defines the spatiotemporal patterns and processes governing the elevation limits of closed-canopy forest in response to climatic, edaphic, and biotic factors across altitudinal gradients.
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Recent advances in permafrost modelling
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Mountain timberlines: ecology, patchiness, and dynamics
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