Scientists will learn which animals respond most to climate change
An interdisciplinary group of researchers from the TSU Biological Institute – zoologists, microbiologists, botanists, phytochemists, and other specialists – will find out how global climate change is affecting the flora and fauna of Northern Eurasia. The accumulated data will be used to predict further changes in ecosystems.
The fact that it was TSU that became the leader of a large project is quite natural: the university is located in the very center of Eurasia, and its scientists research a vast territory both in the more southern regions and in the Arctic, which helps to compare new information with a large amount of data accumulated earlier.
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