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Mammals and birds could have best shot at surviving Phys.orgphys.org › Biology › Ecology
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Jan 29, · Jonathan Rolland, a Banting postdoctoral fellow at the biodiversity research centre at UBC and lead author of the study found that ...
Mammals, Birds Have Best Shot at Surviving Climate Change: Studyweather.com › en-CA › canada › news › news › mammals-bir...
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Jan 29, · Study author Jonathan Rolland, a UBC postdoctoral fellow at the biodiversity research centre, says the team relied on fossil records, ...
Birds and mammals are the most likely to survive climate change •...
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Researchers are reporting that warm-blooded animals have a better chance of adapting to climate change than cold-blooded animals.
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