Übersetzung für "Lower latitudes" in Deutsch

Yet there is hope for those at lower latitudes as well.

Ocean currents were displaced toward lower latitudes.

Nature is even less capable of absorbing oil there than in lower latitudes.

Exactly how much frozen water exists in the soil of the desert-like landscapes at lower geographical latitudes is unclear.

The climate warming effects of black carbon, for example, are up to five times worse in the Arctic than they are at lower latitudes.

Since low-energy particles are deflected by the Earth's magnetic field, there is a strong latitude dependence of both the primary and secondary radiation field, the intensities of which decrease towards lower latitudes.

These climatic conditions favor the development of typical Mediterranean vegetation, as is found in much lower latitudes.

At the same time there is a risk that the productivity of fishing will decline, particularly at lower latitudes.

Since the beginning of February, a relatively long period of time, one such meander has been diverting ozone-poor air masses from lower latitudes to Scandinavia (Figure 2).

From lower latitudes, relatively warm water flows north and the coast is largely free of ice in winter.

Unless the winds and ocean currents brought the heat from lower latitudes, it would be difficult if not impossible to live in the North.

Less heat was transported from lower latitudes towards Antarctica, resulting in a cooling of the continent.

Species native to the North Sea (Blue mussel and cod) are migrating to colder and slower warming regions in the higher latitudes, whereas those species are exhibited to increasing ecological pressure through increasing sea temperatures and competition by Lusitanian species (Mediterranean mussel and European sea bass) immigration from lower latitudes at the southern border of their distribution range.

While N limitation mainly reduces the uptake in high latitudes, the availability of P mainly affects lower latitudes (figure 2, resp. animation).

With ongoing climate change, the Arctic will continue to warm approximately twice as fast as the lower latitudes.

In recent centuries, whalers, hunters, trappers and fishermen from lower latitudes have increasingly exploited the northern resources.

The water at lower latitudes is therefore warmer and the ice cover is heated more effectively," is how Wicht summarises the new results.

Cooling by aerosols can not explain this very large error in the predictions, since the concentration of aerosols in the Arctic is roughly 10 times smaller than at lower latitudes.

The origins of this rich vegetation date back to the Quaternary Glaciations, when European vegetation shifted to lower latitudes, reaching Sierra Nevada from northern Europe.

The ocean's thermal inertia and high heat capacity is of central importance within the global climate system: at one side the ocean regulates climate variations by its ability to store a large amount of heat and at the other side the ocean balances climate differences between higher and lower latitudes by its large-scale circulation.

If there are heavy solar eruptions the solar wind might also show an effect in lower latitudes for instance by interfering with the radio traffic in the ionosphere or even knocking off a satellite.

Only in their late twenties did the sexually mature males eventually return to lower latitudes in the areas where the females live to mate.

The presence of azooxanthellate corals and their extent beyond shallow waters or lower latitudes has been known since the 18th century.

It can be seen that the two parts over the pole were shoved away toward lower geographic latitudes.

At that time, an aridization pulse, especially in lower latitudes, which was also associated with a cooling pulse, is particularly well identifiable, which is why no ice core, but this subtropical stalagmite has been used for defining its lower boundary.

They are common farther north, like the Northern Lights, but magnetic storms like this one can make them appear in lower latitudes, he said.