Increase of the temperature: impact potential of the climatic change on the forest arboreal biodiversity of the Agroforestry Enterprise Baracoa
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In many regions of the world there is great diversity of evidence of the impacts of the climatic change on the biodiversity. The following work examines the future climatic projection of the half temperature succinctly and its potential influences in the biodiversity of the Agroforestry Enterprise Baracoa of Guantanamo country, Cuba. For the system of modeling climatic PRECIS it was used by means of the employment of two models of global circulation (Hadley [H] and Echam [E]), everything it under the scenarios of emissions A2 and B2, for three periods of time. As a result of the evaluation extinction risks were identified for seven endemic and exclusive species of the formation Pluvisilva of mountain reported in the area of the Enterprise which were contained in two groups of vulnerable species. Taking in consideration the risks that face those taxa, the determination of measures is attacked to make in front of this problem, being specified the aspects that will be necessary to approach for their implementation.
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