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As the planet heats up, butterflies are seeking out cooler climes

Modern Ghana about 3 hours 1 mins read

The study, published in Nature Ecology Evolution, is one of the most comprehensive to date on how butterfly distributions are changing, assessing more than 1,700 species across 105 countries and territories.

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