Wetland place names as indicators of manifestations of recent climate change in SW Spain (Doñana Natural Park)

Recent studies have shown the value of place names as environmental indicators. Until now they have not been applied to the effects of climate change, because verifying such relationship by this approach requires a multidisciplinary analysis and a study area where the anthropic impact has been recen...

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Published in:Climatic change 2010-06, Vol.100 (3-4), p.525-557
Main Authors: Sousa, Arturo, García-Murillo, Pablo, Sahin, Sükran, Morales, Julia, García-Barrón, Leoncio
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Coasts
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Human influences
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Ice ages
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Landscape architecture
Latitude
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Atmospheric Sciences
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Climate change
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Climate effects
Climatology. Bioclimatology. Climate change
Coasts
Desiccation
Earth and Environmental Science
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Earth, ocean, space
Ecosystems
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Evolution
Exact sciences and technology
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Geomorphology
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Human influences
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Latitude
Meteorology
National parks
Parks
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Place names
Precipitation
Regression
Trends
Wetlands
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