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Des chiens sauvages d'Afrique..Manoj Shah/GettyImages.

Comment le changement climatique met en danger la survie des chiens sauvages d’Afrique

Neil R Jordan, UNSW ; Briana Abrahms, University of Washington; Daniella Rabaiotti, Zoological Society of London; Kasim Rafiq, University of Washington, and Rosie Woodroffe, Zoological Society of London

Les chiens sauvages d'Afrique s'adaptent à la hausse des températures en utilisant un indice qui ne permet plus de prévoir avec précision les meilleures conditions de reproduction.
African wild dog with pups. Manoj Shah/GettyImages

Climate change is causing endangered African wild dogs to give birth later – threatening the survival of the pack

Neil R Jordan, UNSW ; Briana Abrahms, University of Washington; Daniella Rabaiotti, Zoological Society of London; Kasim Rafiq, University of Washington; Rosie Woodroffe, Zoological Society of London, and John Weldon McNutt

African wild dogs are adapting to rising temperatures using a cue that no longer accurately predicts the best conditions for reproduction.

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