How might long-term climate change affect the behavior of migratory birds that nest in the Arctic tundra?
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Climate change is causing the Arctic tundra to warm at a faster rate than other regions of the world. This warming is causing changes in the timing and duration of seasons, as well as changes in precipitation patterns. Show more…
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