Climate Change & Species Distributions Publications
 

GBEM-Team Leader

   -Jeanne Chambers

EPR-Project Leader

   -Robin Tausch

The Book

   -Great Basin Riparian Ecosystems

GBEM-Field Tour

Employment

Tausch, R.J., and C.L. Nowak. 2000. Influences of Holocene climate and vegetation changes on present and future community dynamics. J. Arid Land Studies 10S:5-8.

Mensing, S.C., R.G. Elgston Jr., G.L. Raines, R.J. Tausch, and C.L. Nowak. 2000. A GIS model to predict the location of fossil packrat (Neotoma) middens in central Nevada. Great Basin Naturalist, 60:111-120.

Nowak, R.S., C.L. Nowak, and R.J. Tausch. 2000 The probability that a fossil absent from a sample is also absent from the paleolandscape. Quaternary Research, 54:144-154.

Tausch, R.J., C.L. Nowak, and R.S. Nowak. 1995. Climate change and plant species responses over the Quaternary: Implications for ecosystem management. In: Proceedings, Interior West Global Change Workshop. April 25-27, 1995, Fort Collins, Colorado. USDA Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Exp. Sta. RM-GTR-262. 14-19.

Nowak, C.L., R.S. Nowak, R.J. Tausch, and P.E. Wigand. 1994. A 30,000 year record of vegetation dynamics at a semi-arid locale in the Great Basin. Journal of Vegetation Science 5:579-590.

Nowak, C.L., R.S. Nowak, R.J. Tausch, and P.E. Wigand. 1994. Tree and shrub dynamics in northwestern Great Basin woodland and shrub steppe during the Late-Pleistocene and Holocene. Amer. J. Botany 81:265-277.

Tausch, R.J., P.E. Wigand, and J.W. Burkhardt. 1993. Viewpoint: Plant community thresholds, multiple steady states, and multiple successional pathways; legacy of the Quaternary? J. Range Manage. 46:439-447.

Tausch, R.J., J.W. Burdhardt, C.L. Nowak, and P.E. Wigand. 1993. Viewpoint: Lessons form the past for managing tomorow’s range ecosystems. Rangelands 15:196-199.

Masters, L.J., J.W. Burkhardt, and R.J. Tausch. 1991. The geomorphic process: Effects of base level lowering on riparian management. Rangelands 13:280-284.

Great Basin Riparian Ecosystems, edited by Jeanne C. Chambers and Jerry R. Miller.

Presents the approach used by the researchers to study and understand riparian areas in the Great Basin region.