Question

What are the ecological implications of global warming? A. Plants and animals that are residing in fragmented habitats may not be able to move to a suitable habitat. B. In general, plants and animals will probably benefit from warmer temperatures. C. Since farmland may be lost, the habitats for plants and animals will increase in area. D. Since biodiversity is usually higher in warmer, milder climates, it will probably be increased. E. Tropical ecosystems will become dramatically warmer than they are now.

Answer 1

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Environmental consequences of global warming. Global warming and climate change have the potential to alter biological systems. More specifically, changes to near-surface air temperatures will likely influence ecosystem functioning and thus the biodiversity of plants, animals, and other forms of life.

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