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Past Responses to Climate Change Help Scientists Contemplate Our Future (5 of 11)
In Yosemite National Park, the ranges of many species, including chipmunks and other small mammals, are shifting upward in elevation. This image relates to a Review that appeared in the August 2, 2013...

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Past Responses to Climate Change Help Scientists Contemplate Our Future (4 of 11)
This is a female adult black-legged tick, Ixodes scapularis. These ticks are the primary vectors of Lyme disease in the northeastern US, and show greater synchrony in larval and nymphal feeding...

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Past Responses to Climate Change Help Scientists Contemplate Our Future (3 of 11)
Infection of monarch butterflies (right) by the protozoan Ophyrocystis elektroscirrha (left) is increasing in parts of the US where monarchs breed year round as a result of the establishment of...

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Past Responses to Climate Change Help Scientists Contemplate Our Future (2 of 11)
Muskoxen, well adapted to cold arctic environments, may be particularly susceptible to rapid climate change and emerging infectious diseases, with recent mortality attributed to the climate-...

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Past Responses to Climate Change Help Scientists Contemplate Our Future (1 of 11)
Porites coral colony in Bali, Indonesia, is shown with ulcerative white spot disease. Climate warming is associated with the loss of coral symbionts and the proliferation of lethal coral ...

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Sinistro on 1-Meter LCOGT Telescope
The Sinistro Camera is mounted. The controller is at the bottom, the camera body above that, and the 21-slot filterwheel above that.

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Las Cumbres Observatory Global Telescope

Sinistro Cutaway
This is a cut-away view of the Sinistro camera.

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Las Cumbres Observatory Global Telescope

Design Team with deGrasse Tyson
Tufts (right) and Lobdill describe the Sinistro to Neil deGrasse Tyson during a visit to LCOGT in May of this year.

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805-689-3423
Las Cumbres Observatory Global Telescope

By Land and By Sea, Climate's Effect
Top: The change in annual temperature is projected for the late 21st century using simulations from 27 global climate models. The change is calculated as the 2081-2100 mean minus the 1986-2005 mean. ...

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Modern Sexes Arose around the Same Time (8 of 8)
Dr. Francesco Cucca discusses the research. This video relates to a paper that appeared in the August 2, 2013, issue of Science, published by AAAS. The paper, by G. David Poznik at Stanford ...

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