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Falling behind As the climate changes this century, the ranges of most mammal species will shrink - in many cases because animals won't be able to get to areas suitable for them, says new research.

Climate change may have a more unpredictable effect on the distribution of cold-blooded animals than scientists had previously thought, a new analysis shows. Marine biologist Dr Amanda Bates and ...

And it’s an extinction event blamed on humans. Koalas, whose numbers have dropped dramatically, are just one of the most obvious potential Australian victims of climate change in the animal kingdom.

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Climate change emerges as a major driver of global diversity loss, on par with overexploitation and habitat destruction. A recent study published in the BioScience journal reveals ...

The horrific bushfire season and the millions of animals decimated as a result drove home just how at risk our country is when it’s hit with catastrophic conditions. And under climate change, things ...

THE impact of climate change on Australia's animals and plants could be significantly reduced if other threats to biodiversity are managed, a new report says. The review, the most detailed scientific ...

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Whether mussels, crustaceans or fish, marine animals have been responding to environmental crises with a reduction in body ...

Even the toughest species might have a limit under climate change.