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Dolenec, Zdravko; Dolenec, Petra; Kralj, Jelena
Current science (Bangalore), 04/2012, Letnik: 102, Številka: 7Journal Article
Since the mid-1970s, temperature has increased due to climate change super(1) and this change is already affecting many plants and animals on the globe super(2). Most of these changes are as expected for the warming temperature super(3). According to Parmesan super(4), advance in spring events has been registered in all continents, except the Antarctic. For instance super(5), two frog species in their northern range limit in the United Kingdom spawned two to three weeks earlier in 1994 than in 1978. According to Najmanova and Adamik super(6), among the studies on vertebrates, birds play the main role in our understanding of the responses of animals to climate change.
