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Climate change impacts on nesting and internesting leatherback sea turtles using 3D animated computational fluid dynamics and finite volume heat transfer

机译:气候变化使用3D动画计算流体动力学和有限体积的热传递对筑巢和筑巢的棱皮海龟产生影响

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Shifting suitable range limits under global warming will threaten many species. Modeling and mapping these potential range shifts is important for conservation. As global warming will introduce new sets of abiotic conditions, predictive empirical niche models may not perform well and the best method to model a specie's projected range shifts may be to model their fundamental niche with a biophysical mechanistic niche model. However, this class of model requires many physiological parameters that are difficult to measure for species not easily kept in captivity. It is also difficult to estimate these parameters for marine species given the interactions among their in-water motion, metabolism, and heat transfer. To surmount these difficulties, we use our previously verified novel technique combining 3D digital design, computational fluid dynamics, and finite volume heat transfer modeling to find animal core temperatures. We then use this method to build a fundamental niche map for internesting and nesting leatherback sea turtles (Dermochelys coriacea). With these niche maps we analyze three main nesting areas. We show that global warming poses a large overheating risk to leatherbacks in Southeast Asia, a slight risk to leatherbacks in the West Atlantic and a low risk to leatherbacks in the East Atlantic. We also show that the impact may be less on leatherbacks that shift their nesting location or who are smaller. Methods such these are important to produce efficiently and economically accurate maps of regions that will become inhospitable to species under global warming conditions. (C) 2015 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
机译:在全球变暖下改变适当的范围限制将威胁许多物种。对这些潜在范围变化进行建模和映射对于保护非常重要。随着全球变暖将引入新的非生物条件,预测性的经验生态位模型可能无法很好地发挥作用,而对物种的预计范围变化进行建模的最佳方法可能是利用生物物理机制的生态位模型来模拟其基本生态位。但是,此类模型需要许多生理参数,对于不容易被圈养的物种很难测量。考虑到海洋物种在水中的运动,新陈代谢和热传递之间的相互作用,很难估计这些参数。为了克服这些困难,我们使用了先前验证过的新颖技术,将3D数字设计,计算流体动力学和有限体积的热传递模型相结合,以找到动物的核心温度。然后,我们使用此方法构建基本的利基图,以便对棱皮海龟(Dermochelys coriacea)进行嵌套和筑巢。利用这些利基图,我们分析了三个主要的嵌套区域。我们表明,全球变暖对东南亚的棱皮背构成了巨大的过热风险,对西大西洋的棱皮背造成了较小的风险,而对东大西洋的棱皮背则构成了较低的风险。我们还表明,对改变其筑巢位置或体积较小的棱皮龟的影响可能较小。这些方法对于产生有效且经济上准确的区域地图非常重要,这些区域在全球变暖条件下将变得对物种不利。 (C)2015 Elsevier B.V.保留所有权利。

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