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How climate change is displacing animals

Climate change-linked extreme weather events have become more common as well as more severe. A study sheds light on their profound impact on ecosystems, especially on native species.

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Extreme Weather Helping Invasive Species Replace Native Species, Study Finds

An analysis by researchers in China found that weather disasters might be helping nonnative animals replace native species in the wild.

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Bucking Convention to Track the Upside of Invasive Species

While the damage done by some invasives was clear, the notion that they were always an inherent threat to native ecosystems troubled some researchers.

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The Upside of Invasive Species – The Wire Science

When some researchers have suggested that certain alien species may help ecosystems, they’ve been met with fierce debate from invasion scientists.

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Biologists Are Torn Over Whether Invasive Species Are Always Bad

Biologists Are Torn Over Whether Invasive Species Are Always Bad
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