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How climate change is displacing animals

Santhosh Kumar 09/11/2023

How climate change is displacing animals upsc mind map
Context
Climate change effects
On ecosystems
On native species
Source: IE
Analysis by
Chinese Academy of Sciences
Publication
Nature Ecology & Evolution journal
Key findings of the Study
Non-native species
Better adaptation than native species
During extreme weather events
Heat waves
Cold spells
Droughts
Floods
Reasons for non-native species' resilience
High reproduction rates
Adaptable behavior
Physiology adaptability
Higher disturbance tolerance
Rapid population establishment
Significance of findings
Need to protect native species
Support recovery
Climate-driven extreme events impact
Economic impact
Invasive species on ecosystems
Ecological impact
Invasive species on ecosystems

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