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Study warns infertility due to climate change poses major threat to many species

A new study warns that warmer temperatures could cause male infertility across many different species due to climate change, posing a previously unforeseen “major threat” to our biodiversity.

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Le réchauffement climatique menace la fertilité des mouches à fruit mâles et potentiellement d autres espèces

Le réchauffement climatique menace la fertilité des mouches à fruit mâles et potentiellement d autres espèces
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Heat poses a hidden threat to male fertility in many species • Earth com

05-24-2021 By Earth.com staff writer Heat-induced male infertility will cause some species to fall victim to climate change earlier than expected, according to an alarming new study from the University of Liverpool. The experts report that male fertility losses at high temperatures may affect as many as half of all species. “Our work emphasizes that temperature-driven fertility losses may be a major threat to biodiversity during climate change,” said Dr. Tom Price. “We already had reports of fertility losses at high temperatures in everything from pigs to ostriches, to fish, flowers, bees, and even humans. Unfortunately, our research suggests they are not isolated cases, and perhaps half of all species will be vulnerable to thermal infertility.”

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