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Species Aren't Adapting Fast Enough to Cope With Climate Change, According to New Study
AMES, Iowa - Climate change is outpacing the ability of birds and other species to adapt to their changing environment. That's the conclusion made by an international team of scientists that includes an Iowa State University biologist. The team's recent paper in the academic journal Nature Communications evaluated more than 10,000 published scientific studies.
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