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R. Scott Winton

Santa Cruz
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Wetland ecologist and bird biogeochemist. Tropical peatlands, water quality, dams, carbon cycle, climate change. Asst. Prof. at UCSC Environmental Studies
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Four elevational range extensions of birds of the Western Andes of Colombia and northwestern Ecuador: Cuatro extensiones de las distribuciones elevacionales de aves de la Cordillera Occidental de Colombia y el noroccidente de Ecuador

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By R. Scott Winton, R. E. Scott
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Four elevational range extensions of birds of the Western Andes of Colombia and northwestern Ecuador: Cuatro extensiones de las distribuciones elevacionales de aves de la Cordillera Occidental de Colombia y el noroccidente de Ecuador Autores: R. Scott Winton Localización: Ornitología Colombiana, ISSN-e 1794-0915, Nº. 15, 2016, págs.
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Neotropical peatland methane emissions along a vegetation and biogeochemical gradient

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By Curtis Richardson, R. Scott Winton, Neal Flanagan
| PLOS
Tropical wetlands are thought to be the most important source of interannual variability in atmospheric methane (CH ) concentrations, yet sparse data prevents them from being incorporated into Earth system models. This problem is particularly pronounced in the neotropics where bottom-up models based on water table depth are incongruent with top-down inversion models suggesting unaccounted sinks or sources of CH .
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