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Climate Change: Crocodilians Were Forced To Relocate Due To Cooling Temperatures
Crocodilians include a variety of modern and ancient alligators, crocodiles and their relatives. A team of researchers recently examined how the diverse species responded to past climate changes and how they might cope in the future.
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