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The effects of climate change on insect populations, focusing on specific case studies and adaptations. It examines how changing temperatures, weather patterns, and habitat alterations impact insect survival, reproduction, and distribution. The document highlights examples like the peppered moth, the western pine beetle, and the monarch butterfly, illustrating how these species are adapting to a changing environment. It also discusses the role of natural selection and the importance of understanding insect population dynamics in a warming world.
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