The Boston Globe reported on a UBC study that found cold-blooded reptiles and amphibians could be slow to adapt to climate change, and that mammals and birds could have the best chance of surviving climate change.
Jonathan Rolland, a UBC postdoctoral fellow and lead study author said mammals and birds are “better able to stretch out and extend their habitats.”
Similar stories appeared in the International Business Times India and Canadian Press (posted on CTV, National Post, Weather Channel, Calgary Herald, Vancouver Sun and Kelowna Daily Courier).
