17 janvier 2019
patriciamar, « extreme vulnerability of African moUNTAIN forests to climate change revealed by the sediments of a lake in Cameroon », AFEQ english, ID : 10670/1.mr5xe5
The pollen grains content of lacustrine sediments allowed to trace the history of mountain biomes in Cameroon during the last 90 000 years. This study, conducted by French laboratories LOCEAN and LSCE of the IPSL with the National Herbarium of Cameroon, showed that tropical mountain forests are extremely vulnerable to climate change. Bambili Lake (© A.-M. Lézine) is located on the volcanic line of Cameroon, one of the hotspots of global diversity. Because they have forms and ornamentati...