When a Salamander Speaks: Amphibian Responses to Climate Change in the Rocky Mountains
Amphibians are model organisms for understanding the impacts of environmental change on living things. Because they rely on temperature, they also provide excellent study systems for understanding the effects of climate change. This is particularly true in mountain environments, where climate change has been happening more quickly than the planet as a whole. In this presentation, Dr. Whiteman will detail his long-term research on tiger salamanders in Colorado, describe what these unique salamanders tell us about dealing with a changing climate, and share how we can use that information to help humanity navigate the future.
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