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This project focuses on predicting how climate change affects populations, using the Alpine marmot as a model species. By integrating demographic, physiological, and evolutionary data, the research aims to develop a comprehensive understanding of species responses to environmental changes.
The major challenge in climate-change ecology is to predict the impact of future climate change on populations.
To provide the most realistic way to forecast the future of key species, we must consider simultaneously demographic (e.g. growth, rate of survival and reproduction), physiological/behavioural mechanisms (e.g. hormonal responses, thermal tolerances, huddling) and genetic vs phenotypic variation.
However integrative mechanistic population models that incorporate these processes remain s…
University of Zurich
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