Sci Show: Many seabirds that form long-term pairings, are more likely to ‘break up’ in years when environmental conditions are unfavourable. Climate change spells bad news for black-browed albatross couples, with ‘divorce’ more common when sea-surface temperatures are warmer than usual.

Wednesday, November 24, 2021

Many seabirds that form long-term pairings, are more likely to ‘break up’ in years when environmental conditions are unfavourable. Climate change spells bad news for black-browed albatross couples, with ‘divorce’ more common when sea-surface temperatures are warmer than usual.

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