An increase in the temperature of Scotland’s seas over the last decade is changing the types of animals and plants found on rocky shores to those that favor warmer waters, a study has found.
Limnology and Oceanography, Vol. 56, No. 3 (2011), pp. 857-866 (10 pages) To distinguish the intertidal states of emergence, splash, surge, and submergence and record their relative durations, we ...
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talker on MSNClimate crisis affecting rocky seashore speciesRocky seashore species in Scotland are being affected by the climate crisis due to warming waters, experts say. An increase ...
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