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    Alpine vegetation, such as this grassland in the Bernese Alps, Switzerland, is changing under the impact of decades of warming. Species richness has increased in many locations owing to plants migrating upward. However, analysis of 21 years of monitoring across Europe now
    Alpine vegetation, such as this grassland in the Bernese Alps, Switzerland, is changing under the impact of decades of warming. Species richness has increased in many locations owing to plants migrating upward. However, analysis of 21 years of monitoring across Europe now demonstrates that climate warming is also increasingly displacing species from mountaintops, especially those that are close to their lower range margins.

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    Hummingbird feeders are a beloved pastime for millions of backyard birders and a convenient dining spot for the birds. But for the Anna’s hummingbird, a common species in the western United States, feeders have become a major evolutionary force.⁠ ⁠ According to research
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    M. S. Swaminathan is best known for spearheading India’s green revolution, which drastically increased the country’s food production capacity during the 20th century. In the latest installment of the #SciencePodcast🎙️ series on scientific biographies, writer Priyambada Jayakumar
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