气候变化差异性地改变了两种鱼在混合区的分布

Helen E Chmura1, Lucretia E Olson1, Remi Murdoch1

  • 1Wildlife Ecology Program, Rocky Mountain Research Station U.S. Forest Service Missoula Montana USA.

Ecology and evolution
|August 21, 2024
PubMed
概括

气候变化正在缩小美国和太平洋马丁的适合息地. 它们的潜在范围重叠也在减少,这凸显了在不断变化的环境条件下研究物种相互作用的需要.

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