Wildlife Climate Change

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Wildlife is an important member of the ecosystem, the rise and fall of its population will affect the stability of the ecosystem of its existence. Global Climate Change
The vast geographical, has led to far-reaching effects of wildlife severely affected. From polar to equatorial tropics, from the ocean to the inland. Everywhere Display
The signs of change, these changes have attracted the attention of many scientists. And its extensive research. Climate and composition in different regions
Variations also made a number of simulation models used to predict them and practice.
Habitat is the sum of all the space and ecological factors of biological life. Including light, temperature, moisture, air, food and non-biological factors.
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After adaptation, their development rhythm with the natural cycles of coordination phenomena (specific habitats of creatures, their life cycle and its habitat natural rhythm of harmony. For example, bird eggs, insects hatching the first migratory animals first appears. flowering time of plants and other phenomena occur and atmospheric temperature, precipitation, soil, temperature, humidity, light and other factors relating to (a different species but different sensitivity to these factors. these factors in long-term change often causes its phenology changes ultimately affect the interaction of fertility, competitiveness and between species.
Animal breeding is the most climate sensitive period. Minor climate changes are likely to affect their reproductive success (mentioned earlier, global climate change has led to wildlife habitat and biological factors abiotic factors are subject to different extent. in which the existence of wildlife breeding were also affected. (this may be a positive influence may also be negative, the key limiting factor for animal breeding direction of change in the global climate change (when the limiting factor when animals become favorable, the opportunity to increase the breeding success rate will increase

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