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1. Aurochs (auroch@quitter.es)'s status on Monday, 17-Sep-2018 07:18:19 UTC Aurochs
   Paper accepted! Congratulations to ME!
   • Aurochs (auroch@quitter.es)'s status on Monday, 17-Sep-2018 07:51:15 UTC Aurochs

     • Ondiz
     @ondiz Thermal ecophysiology and climate change
   • Aurochs (auroch@quitter.es)'s status on Monday, 17-Sep-2018 08:31:35 UTC Aurochs

     • Ondiz
     @ondiz Or the lack of it! Yeah, that's my main research interest!
   • Aurochs (auroch@quitter.es)'s status on Monday, 17-Sep-2018 08:40:23 UTC Aurochs

     • Ondiz
     @ondiz Although a lot of research still needs to ne done, the results until now are not looking very good.
   • Aurochs (auroch@quitter.es)'s status on Monday, 17-Sep-2018 08:44:08 UTC Aurochs

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     • Ondiz
     @ondiz It is very taxon-depending but evolutionary rates are orders of magnitude slower than the current rate of environmental change. The capacity of dispersal seems key then, but it is very variable.
   • Aurochs (auroch@quitter.es)'s status on Monday, 17-Sep-2018 11:43:45 UTC Aurochs

     • Ondiz
     @ondiz I am afraid that we can only talk about mitigation strategies right now. Aside preventing any further warming, there is research on how to improve ecosystem resilience, also how to improve connectivity, assisted migration, how to plan our protected area network so it is more resilient to climate change and dispersal... but loss is inevitable.