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• According to the Kunming Botanical Institute connected to Chinese Academy of Sciences, a Chinese research team found that the ongoing global warming can lead to shortage of flowering life of plants. The researchers from the institute revealed the relationship between 818 closed-seed plant species published about flowering life, the first global measurement of the quantitative model of the life span of the flower and a number of biotic and abiotic factors with the life time of the flower.
Home Trends in according to the results of a research published in the Ecology & Evolution magazine; many hot-blooded animal body temperatures as the world warmer are evolved to have bigger beak, ear and legs to better edit.
Home According to the data of the Scientific American website, the increase of temperatures leads to a little earlier road of birds that migrate each spring. Experts express that in the study where millions of birds are examined, the spring migration starts earlier every year, depending on the climate change.
Home Climate change will result in stronger flow of rivers by increasing precipitation in some regions of the world. Stronger river discharges will create more silt and debris that eventually flowing into the ocean and make the ocean more opaque. In Norwegian coasts, with increased precipitation and melted snow in recent years, the ocean water was observed to be increasingly dark and blurred. Some researchers suggest that changes in regional ecosystems, including the increase in marine populations, are the controller of blur. [[T]]] Home Since climate change causes the spring to arrive earlier, pollens, which cause pilling will also spread earlier. This is thought that people will increase the load of pollen and blower allergies. [
Home It is known that some fish and amphibians change spontaneous sex in the middle of their lives. However, this behavior is very new in the wild reptiles and thought that the cause is climate change. According to the research published in the Journal of Nature; extreme temperatures cause male Australian beard dragons to ignore male chromosomes and grow female parts. In 11 of the captured 131 beard dragon (hepsi especially from hot areas) there were male chromosomes but there were no sex organs. These dragons paired with other men, even produced more eggs than real female dragons. This can seriously disrupt the balance of the population. [
Home Our mood is affected by climate change. Researchers working in the field of social psychology pay attention to the connection between higher levels of impulse behavior and even violence. If global temperatures continue to rise, we can start to show behavior changes.
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