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Predicting future biodiversity under climate change

December 28, 2019March 31, 2014 by Editorial Team

A new study predicts how climate change affects the productivity of key foundational species

Categories Green, Sport & Health Tags aquatic ecosystems, Article, biodiversity prediction, biodiversity preservation, Blogposts, Climate change, climate change mitigation strategies, Climate change scepticism, Climate Consensus - the 97%, Earth's environment, ecology, Ecosystem, foundation species, foundational species, Functional Ecology, future biodiversity, genes-to-ecosystem initiative, genetics, global climate change, green, Guardian Environment Blogs, how climate change affects humans, how climate change will threaten biodiversity, how climate change will threaten key species, how to preserve biodiversity, John Abraham, key foundational species, locally adapted trees, Northern Arizona University, Predicting future biodiversity, species' diversity, terrestrial ecosystems, The Economics of Climate Change, the productivity of a foundation species, Universal Community Transfer Function

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