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Shift in the distribution of insects and molluscs - Environmental Data Compendium
Netherlands or lies further south. Most southern species are extending their area of distribution northwards, presumably because the climate is becoming warmer. They include ground beetles, dragonflies, hoverflies and molluscs. The species that appear to be expanding northwards are ...
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The wasp spider and climate change - Environmental Data Compendium
First recorded in the Netherlands in 1980, in south Limburg (the Gulp), this spider is now extending its distribution northwards. It is now ... where it was recorded earlier, especially if the grid squares are inside an area of distribution. The outlying observations are of migrating animals that might not remain in these sites; they ...
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Appalachian Mountains chapter for Conservation International book on Wilderness
(WWF, in prep.; Conservation International, unpublished data). Current knowledge of plant distribution is too coarse to tally plant species richness within just the Appalachians exactly. It ... because they drain to the south and, unlike the major European rivers that flow northwards, allow species to escape ice-age extermination. Their fish, mussel, and crayfish richness is ...
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Seal Conservation Society: 1997 News Digest
El Niño, there has been a shift in pelagic fish distribution in Namibia, the fish moving northwards into southern Angola. South African fur seals were the first to respond ...
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SCS: Harbour Seal (Phoca vitulina)
Some seals seasonally visit or inhabit freshwater streams and lakes, while the distribution range of many populations seems to be extended during the autumn. Pupping seasons ... . Eastern Pacific. Pupping: February-March in Mexico, March-June in California, and progressively later northwards up to British Columbia and Washington (June - September). May-July in Alaska. Moulting: May ...
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Climate change and the UK's wild plants
Predictions suggest that species will migrate northwards and upwards in altitude as their climatic space moves. However, this migration is ... tool for identifying locations to target habitat (re)creation, for predicting changes in plant distribution and identifying effective buffer zones. return to top >> links Under pressure download Plantlife's ...
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Lives of Whales
Bering-Chukchi-Beaufort Seas stock. Distribution: Circumpolar in high latitudes of the Northern Hemisphere Migration: Northwards in spring and southwards in autumn Primary prey: Copepods ... . Evidence of recovery in the North Atlantic and parts of the Southern Hemisphere. Distribution: Worldwide, ranging from temperate to polar waters and less commonly in the tropics Migration ...
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2007 IUCN Red List – Search
In the northern parts of its range the angelshark is seasonally migratory, and makes northwards incursions during the summer. (Compagno in prep.). Most life history data were provided by ... de Ciencias Naturales, Madrid. Massutí, E. and Moranta, J. 2003. Demersal assemblages and depth distribution of elasmobranches from the continental shelf and slope off the Balearic Islands (western Mediterranean). ...
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Global Warming in Europe and Russia
United Kingdom -- Birds shift northward. ... , showed that the northern margins for many species had moved northwards by an average of about 12 miles (19 km). The ...
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UNEP/GRID-Arendal - Publications - In Dead Water - Increasing Sea Temperatures Already Cause Changes in Distribution of Marine Life
Hurricanes Impact CoastsSea Level RiseOcean AcidificationIncreasing Sea Temperatures Already Cause Changes in Distribution of Marine LifeSlowing Down of Thermohaline Circulation and Continental Margin Dense-Water Exchange ... (CPR) survey in the Northeast Atlantic. Here, warmer water copepod species (crustaceans) moved northwards by 10° of latitude (~1000 km) within 40 years up to 1999, a ...
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