Drexel finds leatherback sea turtles may be especially vulnerable to climate change — NewsWorks
Using models of future climate change, Spotila’s team projected in the next hundred years, only about one in six eggs will actually hatch, compared to about one in two now.
"If people want a smoking gun about climate change, this is it,” Spotila said.
James Spotilla - Ph.D. | Department of Biology | Drexel University
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