南非的大坡作为气候驱动多样化的广场,也是蝙蝠对未来气候变化的一种缓冲

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Peter J Taylor1, Teresa C Kearney2,3, Vincent Ralph Clark4

  • 1Afromontane Research Unit & Department of Zoology & Entomology, University of the Free State Qwaqwa Campus, Phuthaditjhaba, South Africa.

Global change biology
|June 5, 2024
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概括

非洲南部的大斜坡是蝙蝠物种化和微型流行病的关键生物地理区域. 尽管气候变化,但蝙蝠的范围变化很小,这要归功于山脉缓冲效应.

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在阿弗罗蒙塔尼 (Afromontane) 地区.长腿动物 (Chiroptera) 是一个类动物.在这里,学士学位 (baculum) 是学士学位.生物多样性的演变 生物多样性的演变头骨测量学 头骨测量学细胞染色体-bb-b 的情况.呼声定位频率的频率地理范围的地理范围.现象型 现象型 是一种现象型.

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