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A growing body of evidence challenges the view that species’ ranges are shifting unidirectionally in response to anthropogenic climate change (1). As Feeley and Rehm (2) point out, our resurvey of Chimborazo’s vegetation (3) presents yet another example of the complex dynamics of ongoing range shifts. Although we do find a strong average upslope trend, we also note that several species are lagging behind. We agree with Feeley and Rehm (2) that the observed downward expansion of the grass-dominated Pajonal vegetation into lower elevations …

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