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COLLAPSE of a desert bird community over the past century driven by climate change
Desert birds persist near the edge of their physiological limits ... The Condor 119(3): 576–593. Sinervo, B., et al. 2010. Erosion of lizard diversity by climate change and altered thermal niches.
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Deserts, explained
Desert bird species could also be in danger from climate change, as heat waves lead to lethal dehydration. Paradoxically, the effort to reduce planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions by expanding ...
Desert birds are the first to feel the effects of a warming planet. They need our help
Southwestern desert birds live on the edge but have adapted over time. Now the evidence suggests they are struggling to adapt ...
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Fossilized Remains of Giant “Terror Bird” Discovered in South America’s Tatacoa Desert, Provides Insight of Diversity in Ancient Wildlife
Fossilized Remains of Giant “Terror Bird” Discovered in South America’s Tatacoa Desert, Provides Insight of Diversity in Ancient Wildlife A 12-million-year-old ...
Colombian rancher finds largest known fossil of three-meters tall “Terror Bird” in Tatacoa Desert
A Colombian rancher has discovered a fossilized bone that points to the existence of a giant terror bird species. The fossil, ...
Mississippi Delta Could Vanish Soon, Scientists Warn
The Bird's Foot Delta, a crucial ecological and economic hub, faces an uncertain future amid rising seas and dwindling sediment.
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Desert birds are the first to feel the effects of a warming planet. They need our help
Speaking for the birds: Why we need them and they need us Deb Haaland: Learn from the past | Miyoko Chu: Desert birds at risk | Scott Weidensaul: Changes in migration | Clay Henderson: Bird count ...