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Eine große Zahl von früheren Massenaussterben wurden deutlich mit globalem Klimawandel verknüpft. Da der heutige Klimawandel so schnell passiert, ist die Anpassungsstrategie, die die Arten normalerweise verfolgen (z. B. Migration), in den meisten Fällen einfach nicht möglich. Die weltweiten Veränderungen sind einfach zu umfassend und passieren viel zu schnell.
Korallen, Bäume, Vögel, Säugetiere und Schmetterlinge passen sich gut an die routinemäßige Realität des Klimawandels an (Quelle: Hudson Institute)
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