Cold Water Fish Can Adapt to Climate Change by Breeding With Warm Water Relatives, Study Finds

Yale e360
Jan 31, 2023, 2:56 pm362 pts
Temperatures are rising faster than many species can evolve to cope with them, posing a long-term threat to their survival. But new research suggests an evolutionary shortcut to adaptation: breed with closely related species that can better stand the heat. Read more on E360 →

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Cold Water Fish Can Adapt to Climate Change by Breeding With Warm Water Relatives, Study Finds

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