An isoscape is a spatial representation of the variability of isotopic compositions across a given landscape or environment. The term combines "iso," referring to isotopes, and "scape," which implies a landscape or geographical area. Isoscapes are often constructed using geostatistical methods and can illustrate how isotopic signatures, such as those from carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, or hydrogen, vary spatially. Isoscapes are useful in various scientific fields, including ecology, geology, and archaeology.
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