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Climate Change Affects Ocean Composition, Making it Harder for Marine Creatures to Communicate

A new study warns that climate change harms species' capacity to communicate through smells and other chemical cues.

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Climate change disrupting the language of life across all types of ecosystems

Research shows climate change is disrupting essential chemical communication processes between organisms.

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Climate change disrupting the language of life across all types of ecosystems | Dumbarton and Vale of Leven Reporter

Research shows climate change is disrupting essential chemical communication processes between organisms.

Christinac roggatzPatrick finkResearch group leaderHelmholtz centre for environmental researchResearch fellow in marine chemical ecologyPlymouth marine laboratoryUniversity of hullHelmholtz centre for environmental research gmbResearch fellowMarine chemical ecologyGlobal change biologyUniversite de liegeHelmholtz centreEnvironmental research gmbhEnvironmental research

Climate change is impeding the ability of organisms to communicate

This communication enables organisms to mate and interact with each other, as well as locate predators and food, according to researchers led by the University of Hull.

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