How climate extremes—not means—define a species' geographic range boundary via a demographic tipping point

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@bug_gwen Thanks! That's near the range edge. For those interested, a fantastic paper that spurred my interest: https://t.co/3gYyYmFz5a

Extremes—not means—define a species' geographic range boundary: http://t.co/hwfwkuaZQ4

RT @treebiology Climate extremes—not means—define species' geo range boundary via demog tipping point @EcoMonog http://t.co/T21ZltSnKj

.@ESA_org EcoMon: Climate extremes—not means—define species' geographic range boundary via demographic tipping point http://t.co/PtCmKisKBd

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