Monday, July 2, 2007
Global warming shapes society. Part 1 - Migration
One of the major effects of global warming is adjusted species-range. Plants and animals evolve to survive in a particular climate, and when it changes quickly species follow their preferred climate travelling up the latitudes towards their closest pole, as the planet heats up. They change their range. While many species tend to travel north or south, the only way is up for the American pika -
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Climate Change Effects,
Species Migration
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