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Summarizes some of the evidence of climate change around the world. Describes direct effects such as phenology, decline and extinction, and indirect effects such as decreased immune function due to increased exposure of amphibian embryos to ultraviolet radiation.
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(February, 22 2006; V.Vredenburg
May 14, 2008; M. McDonald & T. Sayre)
Several accounts of declining amphibian populations have been from relatively pristine areas such as designated wilderness areas and national parks (Pounds and Crump 1994, Lips 1998, Lips et al. 2006). In these areas, global
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Reports and assesses threats to specific species and their habitats. Includes a link to the report "Water Birds on the Edge - First Circumpolar Assessment of Climate Change Impact on Arctic Breeding Water Birds" in PDF format. From the World Conservation Monitoring Centre in Cambridge, UK.
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United Nations Environment Programme
World Conservation Monitoring Centre
Climate Change and Biodiversity: Our Work
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Bufo periglenes - the golden toad. This species' extinction has been attributed to climate
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Report of a case study into the present and future consequences of global warming for highland tropical forest ecosystems. A brief overview of the collapse of the entire amphibian fauna of Monteverde Cloud Forest, including the disappearance of the Golden Toad.
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US Global Change Research Program. Helping to understand, assess, predict, and respond to global change.
Declines in the Cloud Forests of Costa Rica
Declines in the Cloud Forests of Costa Rica: Responses to Climate Change?
USGCRP Seminar, 29 September 1999
Is there evidence of climate
change in the highland cloud forests of Cost Rica? What is the primary
cause of amphibian declines and species
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Long term study to identify and assess changes in the spatial distribution, abundance, and demography of the Black-Throated Blue Warbler and other bird species that breed in temperate forests. From the Migratory Bird Center of the Smithsonian National Zoological Park, Washington D.C.
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The effect of climate change on migratory birds.
The effect of climate change on migratory birds
Climate patterns throughout the world are changing rapidly, as evidenced by increases in average global temperature and in the annual variability of weather conditions. The impacts of these changes on animal populations are not well understood.
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An overview including brief details of the various responses, from changed habits to species decline, of marine and freshwater fish, insects and other invertebrates, mammals, reptiles and amphibians, and birds.
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Wildlife around the world
Scientists around the world have noticed a wide variety of animals changing their habits in response to climate change. Some have been successful in adapting to climatic change. Others have not been as fortunate.
Marine and freshwater
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Brief article on the threat to polar bears posed by the melting of the sea ice they live on and hunt from.
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Climate Change Threatens Polar Bears
Last week the five polar bear nations agreed that climate change is the biggest threat to the worlds polar bear population
"Climate change has a negative impact on polar bears and their habitat and is the most important
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