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DESCRIPTION:  A characteristic feature of high mountains is their vertical 
 zonation into elevational belts with distinct climates: (1) the snow- and 
 ice-covered nival belt\, (2) the alpine belt (treeless\, above treeline)\,
  (3) the mainly forested montane belt (below treeline)\, (4) the valley fl
 oors and forelands. This sequence of belts\, and their differences and int
 eractions along elevational gradients\, contribute to the environmental an
 d biological diversity of high mountain regions\, which offer unparalleled
  challenges and options for geophysical and biological research\, and for 
 conservation and ecosystem services in the context of global climate chang
 e. They share a common concept\, are distributed all over the world\, and 
 are capable of performing special investigations\, including research. The
 se issues are briefly discussed and after that a core research agenda was 
 developed\, which was particularly designed for Mountain Biosphere Reserve
 s (MBR).
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SUMMARY:Prof. Alfred Becker\, PIK\, Potsdam: A core research agenda for mou
 ntain regions
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