A History of Atmospheric CO2 and Its Effects on Plants, Animals, and Ecosystems / Ecological Studies (PDF)

Part 1: The Atmospheric CO2 Record; The Rise of Trees and their Effect on Paleozoic CO2, Climate and Geology ; Atmospheric CO2 During the Late Paleozoic and Mesozoic: Estimates from Indian Soils; Alkenone-Based Estimates of Past CO2 Levels: A Consideration of their Utility Based on an Analysis of Uncertainties; Atmospheric CO2 Data over Four Climatic Cycles from Ice Cores; Atmospheric CO2 and CO2 Exchange with the Terrestial Biosphere and Oceans from 1978 to 2000: Observations and Carbon Cycle Implications.- Part II: Biotic Responses to Long-Term Changes in Atmospheric CO2; Evolutionary Responses of Land Plants to Atmospheric CO2; Cretaceous CO2 Decline and the Radiation and Diversification of Angiosperms; Influence of Uplift, Weathering and Base Cation Supply on Past and Future CO2 Levels; Atmospheric CO2, Environmental Stress and the Evolution of C4 Photosynthesis; On the Influence of Atmospheric CO2, Temperature, and Water on the Abundance of C3/C4 Taxa; Evolution and Growth of Plants in a Low CO2 World; Environmentally Driven Dietary Adaptations in African Mammals; Terrestrial Mammalian Herbivore Response to Declining Levels of Atmospheric CO2 During the Cenezoic: Evidence from North American Fossil Horses (Family Equidae); CO2, Grasses, and Human Evolution.- Part III: Atmospheric CO2 and Modern Ecosystems; The Carbon Cycle over the Last 1,000 Years Inferred from the Inversion of Ice Core Data; Remembrance of Weather Past: Ecosystem Responses to Climate Variability; Effects of Elevated CO2 in Keystone Herbivores in Modern Arctic Ecosystems.- Part IV: Ecosystem Responses to a Future Atmospheric CO2; Modern and Future Forest in a Changing Atmosphere; Modern and Future Semi-Arid Ecosystems; CO2 Effects on Plants at Different; Herbivory in an Elevated CO2 World; Borehole Temperatures and Climate Change: A Global Perspective.

From the reviews of the first edition:

"A history of atmospheric CO2 grew out of an interdisciplinary symposium that brought together scientists working on many facets of atmospheric CO2 across a range of spatial and time scales. … A history of atmospheric CO2 is well written and very readable. … A history of atmospheric CO2 is recommended reading for anyone working on any aspect of atmospheric CO2, and may be particularly helpful for graduate students just beginning research in this area. ... the book is interesting, dense with information … ." (Laurel J. Anderson, Ecology, Vol. 87 (1), 2006)