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There are losers and winners in the struggle to survive the ever hotter deserts of California. Among the winners are little burrowing mammals, comprising of the kangaroo rat, white-tailed antelope, and cactus mouse, which take shelter underground from the sun.
Scientists, including researchers from the Natural History Museum in San Diego, released those results this month in the science journal, pointing out the durable mammal population that created a hopeful distinction to the horrible condition of birds.
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Evaporative Heat Loss In Birds
The study author, an ecologist at the Natural Museum in San Diego Lori Hargrove inquired, why is the mammal population moderately stable when it comes to the bird community? ....

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