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Share of stable species in 2100, compared with 1990

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Note: Percentage of total number of species in 1990

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The climate scenario used is a modest climate change scenario (global warming by 2100 is 3 degrees Celcius and European warming is 3.3 degrees Celsius).

Publish date:: 01 Jan 2002
Last upload:: 03 Sep 2004
Rights:: Access is managed by the owner mentioned below. Please contact the owner for more information about their data policy
Source:: Bakkenes M., Eickhout, B. and Alkemade, R. (2004): Impacts of climate change on biodiversity in Europe; implication of CO2 stabilisation scenarios, Global Change Biology, in preparation.
Owners:: Research for Man and Environment (RIVM)
Processors:: European Environment Agency
Figure type:: Map

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