Topic: University of York
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Vikings spread mouse species to Greenland, Newfoundland, study finds
A genetic study of house mice suggests that the species was spread by Vikings between the eighth and 10th centuries.
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Climate change: Species climbing higher and migrating north, study says
Organisms are responding to climate change at a pace much faster than scientists estimated about a decade ago, according to a new study in the journal Science.
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Should we relocate species threatened by climate change?
A group of scientists has suggested that species threatened with extinction by climate change should be moved to other parts of the world where they could survive.
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Needed: Underwater ‘national parks’
Set-asides can restore ocean balance and diversity – but all stakeholders must buy into them.
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How overfishing can alter an ocean’s entire ecosystem
When you tip the balance, a cascade of other changes may occur.
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Where did all the fish go?
The sea was not so vast, once we deployed an industrial armada against it.
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