Animals
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Caribou and Muskoxen Help Slow Down Arctic Biodiversity Loss Amid Warming
Rapidly warming conditions in the Arctic and the loss of sea ice caused by climate change are driving a steep decline in biodiversity, including among plants, fungi and lichen.
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Pest Outbreaks Worldwide Emerge as Climate Change Triggers Imbalance in Ecosystems
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Invasive Giant African Land Snails Cause Quarantine in Florida's Broward County
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