by variations in the amount of rainfall(passive) primarily caused byChanges in vegetation
variations in the amount of rainfall(passive) primarily caused byChanges in vegetation
by the Ice Age climate fluctuations(passive) caused byVegetation change
to losses in campsite arealeadsto losses in campsite area
substantially to increase biomass production ( and hence land productivityhas contributedsubstantially to increase biomass production ( and hence land productivity
from current land use and land use associated with implementation of programs to sequester carbon or reduce carbon losses ( Principal Investigator : Dr. Joel Brown , ARSresultingfrom current land use and land use associated with implementation of programs to sequester carbon or reduce carbon losses ( Principal Investigator : Dr. Joel Brown , ARS
changes in evapotranspiration , surface runoff , erosion and sediment transport / depositionwill causechanges in evapotranspiration , surface runoff , erosion and sediment transport / deposition
changes in the type and number of animalspromptedchanges in the type and number of animals
in changes in the bird communitycan resultin changes in the bird community
changes in evapotranspiration , surface runoffwill causechanges in evapotranspiration , surface runoff
from land cover managementresultingfrom land cover management
with temperature and habitat disruptionresultwith temperature and habitat disruption
to the high biodiversity of the regionleadingto the high biodiversity of the region
from increased nitrogen pollutioncould resultfrom increased nitrogen pollution
from different grazing practiceshave resultedfrom different grazing practices
to changes in their teeth positionsmight have ledto changes in their teeth positions
in complex pattern of gradual changes and fires likewiseresultedin complex pattern of gradual changes and fires likewise
This project(passive) was prompted byThis project
from fireresultfrom fire
total precipitation(passive) caused bytotal precipitation
with constant climatecontributedwith constant climate
either by natural or anthropogenic factorscausedeither by natural or anthropogenic factors
these increasesare causingthese increases
from management actionsresultfrom management actions
from climate changeresultingfrom climate change
a change in the health of the soilmay causea change in the health of the soil
in motion by the fires themselvessetin motion by the fires themselves
in increasing of temperature in both winter and summer over Chinaresultedin increasing of temperature in both winter and summer over China
a climatic change which will again influence vegetation growthwill causea climatic change which will again influence vegetation growth
in increasing of temperature in both winter and summer over China , especially over eastern Chinaresultedin increasing of temperature in both winter and summer over China , especially over eastern China
The indirect effects(passive) caused byThe indirect effects
at around two monthsis setat around two months
from a transition to a drier climateresultfrom a transition to a drier climate
some confusionmay ... causesome confusion
to a greater extent by anthropogenic alteration of disturbance regimesare causedto a greater extent by anthropogenic alteration of disturbance regimes
extrememay influenceextreme
from the seasonal fluctuation of minor speciesresultedfrom the seasonal fluctuation of minor species
from land management or climatecan resultfrom land management or climate
in the mass deathsresultedin the mass deaths
local radiative budgetinfluencelocal radiative budget
from some combination of release from herbivore pressure and impacts of fireresultedfrom some combination of release from herbivore pressure and impacts of fire
the evolution of morphology and behaviourcan influencethe evolution of morphology and behaviour