However, many distribution shifts seem not to be keeping pace with isotherm movement; biological responses lead or lag isotherms in ways that vary among and within taxonomic or functional groups (Fig. 3). Figure 3: Marine biological responses as a function of the velocity of climate change and seasonal climate shift.e find the magnitude of distribution change differed by taxonomic or functional group (p F = 11.51, d f = 8) and range edge (p F = 16.01, d f = 1; two-way analysis of variance with d f residuals = 206; no significant interaction between taxa and range edge).
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