Scientific American: From butterflies to lobsters, climate change is expected to spur migration of species, with potentially devastating consequences for ecosystems and economies.
But in the case of a one-celled organism dwelling in the oceans named Amphisteginid foraminifera, a change in its habitat may lessen the devastation to some coastlines at risk from erosion and powerful storms.
In a new study, scientists report that the discus-shaped creatures are likely to shift their ocean range by hundreds of miles......
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Migrating ocean microbe may help protect coastlines
Posted by Washington Post: Juliet Eilperin on February 9th, 2013
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