Posted by: Sandy Steinman | June 9, 2012

Which Butterflies Are Most At Risk from Climate Change?

Science Daily reported that butterfly species that emerge later in the year or fly higher in the mountains have evolved to deal with a shorter window of opportunity to reproduce. Species that emerge in short periods will may fare worse in a warming climate, compared to those that emerge over a longer time period. It is already expected that there will be localized extinctions of one-third of all butterfly species. This makes it even more to understand how climate change will affect surviving species. Read more at: Science Daily Some butterfly species particularly vulnerable to climate change.


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