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Global warming drives frog sex reversal, raising extinction risk
Original: Global warming is turning frogs’ sex reversal into an extinction risk
Scientists warn that rising global temperatures are causing sex reversal in frogs, with genetically male frogs developing as females in warmer conditions. This shift can skew population sex ratios, reduce breeding success and push vulnerable frog species toward extinction, adding amphibians to the growing list of animals threatened by climate change.
Why now: New research highlights a previously underappreciated way climate change threatens amphibian survival.
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