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Data from: Endemism in Wyoming plant and insect herbivore communities during the early Eocene hothouse
The warm, equable, and ice-free early Eocene Epoch permits investigation of ecosystem function and macro-ecological patterns during a very different climate regime than exists today. It also provides insight into what the future may entail, as anthropogenic CO2 release drives Earth towards a comparable hothouse condition. Studying plant-insect herbivore food webs during hothouse intervals is warranted because these account for the majority of non-microbial terrestrial biodiversity. Here, we report new plant and insect herbivore damage census data from two floodplain sites in the Wind River Basin of central Wyoming, one in the Aycross Formation (50-48.25 Ma) at the basin edge (WRE) and the second in the Wind River Formation in the interior of the basin (WRI). The WRI site is in stratigraphic proximity to a volcanic ash that is newly dated to 52.416 ± 0.016/0.028/0.063 (2σ). We compare the Wind River Basin assemblages to published data from a 52.65 Ma floodplain flora in the neighboring Bighorn Basin (BH) and find that only 5.6% of plant taxa occur at all three sites and approximately 10% occur in both basins. The dissimilar floras support distinct suites of insect herbivores, as recorded by leaf damage. The relatively low diversity BH flora has the highest diversity of insect damage, contrary to hypotheses that insect herbivore diversity tracks floral diversity. The distinctiveness of the WRE flora is likely due to its younger age and cooler reconstructed paleotemperature, but these factors are nearly identical for the WRI and BH floras. Site-specific microenvironmental factors that cannot be measured easily in deep time may account for these differences. Alternatively, the Owl Creek Mountains between the two basins may have provided a formidable barrier to the thermophilic organisms that inhabited the basin interiors, supporting Janzen's hypothesis that mountain passes appear higher in tropical environments.
Data for the paper: Critical role of radiative cooling vertical contrast in triggering episodic deluges in small-domain hothouse climates
<p>Data for the paper: Critical role of radiative cooling vertical contrast in triggering episodic deluges in small-domain hothouse climates.</p> <p>The paper has just been submitted, which means this dataset might change before the final publication.</p>
American Policy Conflict in the Hothouse: Exploring the Politics of Climate Inaction and Polycentric Rebellion
<p>Supporting data to Figure 6 in the forthcoming publication "American Policy Conflict in the Hothouse: Exploring the Politics of Climate Inaction and Polycentric Rebellion" in Energy Research & Social Science (ERSS). Dataset provides insight into the components used to create Figure 6 and assess state-level policy contributions to carbon dioxide emission reductions (2002-2030).</p>
Data for the paper: Convection and convective-organization in hothouse climates
<p> </p> <p> :Here you can find the data presented in the paper</p> <p>Convection and convective-organization in hothouse climates</p> <p> </p> <p>The names of the variables and the different simulations are presented in the paper</p> <p> </p> <p> </p>
Data from: Endemism in Wyoming plant and insect herbivore communities during the early Eocene hothouse
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