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These studies suggest climate change significantly threatens biodiversity, leading to species extinctions, shifts in ecosystems, and altered biotic interactions, necessitating urgent adaptation and mitigation strategies.
Climate change is a significant driver of biodiversity loss, impacting ecosystems at multiple levels. This synthesis examines how climate change affects biodiversity, drawing on insights from various research papers.
Species Extinction and Biodiversity Loss
Species Distribution Shifts
Impact on Ecosystem Services
Vulnerability of Endemic and Narrowly Adapted Species
Temperature Thresholds and Biodiversity Intactness
Adaptation and Mitigation Strategies
Climate change poses a severe threat to global biodiversity, leading to species extinctions, shifts in species distributions, and degradation of ecosystem services. Endemic and narrowly adapted species are particularly vulnerable. To mitigate these impacts, both adaptation and mitigation strategies are crucial, emphasizing the need for flexible management and robust policy measures.
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