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Global biodiversity is declining, due in no small part to an ever-warmer climate. But not all species are equally sensitive. Wallenberg Academy Fellow Alexandre Antonelli, University of Gothenburg is mapping winners and losers in previous climate changes. The aim is to find clues about which species are currently most in need of protection.
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