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    Species Traits Explain Elevational Range Shifts of Birds
    • / Department of Life Sciences /105/ Master
    • Author: Lo, Chi-Chun Advisor: Chen, I-Ching  
    • Species traits are likely associated with species’ idiosyncratic range shifts under climate chang...
    • Clicks: 365Downloads: 12

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    Mechanisms determining elevational range limits of Nicrophorus nepalensis.
    • / Department of Life Sciences /104/ Master
    • Author: Shih, Wei-Kai Advisor: Chen, I-Ching  
    • SUMMARY In this research, we assessed elevational range limits of burying beetles (Nicrophorus...
    • Clicks: 390Downloads: 2

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    Allee effect and seasonality in reproductive success in burying beetles (Nicrophorus nepalensis)
    • / Department of Life Sciences /104/ Master
    • Author: Ni, Tong-Chang Advisor: Chen, I-Ching  
    • SUMMARY Understanding factors affecting reproductive performances of species and the underlying...
    • Clicks: 275Downloads: 1

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    Range shifts of subtropical butterflies under climate change
    • / Department of Life Sciences /103/ Doctor
    • Author: Pan, Hsueh-Yi Advisor: Chen, I-Ching  
    • According to IPCC AR5, global temperature has increased 0.85°C from 1880 to 2012. Increasing temp...
    • Clicks: 307Downloads: 4

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    Deciphering East Asian summer monsoon over the past half millennium using tree-ring oxygen isotopes in Taiwan
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    • / Department of Life Sciences /111/ Doctor
    • Author: Nguyen-Xuan Hau Advisor: Chen, I-Ching  
    • Global warming could increase atmospheric moisture, changing the global hydrological cycle and pr...
    • Clicks: 229Downloads: 0

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    EYESPOT TRAITS OF NYMPHALID BUTTERFLIES UNDER CLIMATE CHARACTERISTICS AND PREDATION PRESSURE
    • / Department of Life Sciences /109/ Master
    • Author: Jiang, Shin-Hung Advisor: Chen, I-Ching  
    • Wing patterns in Lepidopteran play important roles in predation avoidance, thermal adaptation, an...
    • Clicks: 315Downloads: 0

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    Elevation changes and species distribution model of Rodentia under climate change in Taiwan
    • / Department of Life Sciences /102/ Master
    • Author: Tsai, Yuan-Tai Advisor: Chen, I-Ching  
    • Species have been observed to move upward and polewards due to climate warming. However, such evi...
    • Clicks: 204Downloads: 17

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    Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment of Breeding Birds in Taiwan
    • / Department of Life Sciences /107/ Master
    • Author: Wang, Wen-Chien Advisor: Chen, I-Ching  
    • The Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment (CCVA) framework definition includes three dimensions...
    • Clicks: 322Downloads: 24

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    Using Tree Ring Stable Oxygen Isotope to Reconstruct Historical Climates in Taijiang Inland Sea in Taiwan
    • / Department of Life Sciences /108/ Master
    • Author: Chang, Ying-Shuo Advisor: Chen, I-Ching  
    • The existence of the Taijiang Inland Sea provided important shipping functions for the early soci...
    • Clicks: 295Downloads: 6

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    Macrophysiological Traits in Thermoregulation of Tropical Butterflies
    • / Department of Life Sciences /106/ Master
    • Author: Yu, You-Cheng Advisor: Chen, I-Ching  
    • Species color has multiple ecological functions, such as camouflage, signaling, UV protection, an...
    • Clicks: 235Downloads: 1