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Perhaps one of the most critical findings was the ability to link
survival
of
polar bears
Patient
to sea ice.
In other words, survival of polar bears was higher in years when sea ice covered the continental shelf for longer periods
of time,
presumably because bears continued to have access to ice seals, their preferred prey.
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Continued assistance
to Mexico is needed to ensure
long-term protection of the major
nesting beach, including protection of
adult turtles and enhanced production
and
survival
of
hatchlings
Patient
.
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The population increased over
the next few years, but an outbreak of canine distemper in
1985 severely threatened the
survival
of the
species
Patient
.
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A warming of 1°C would threaten the
survival
of
species that currently are growing near
the upper limit of their temperature range
Patient
, notably in marginal alpine regions and in
the southwest of Western Australia.
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Increase in size of the Sahara may negatively impact
survival
of palaearctic migratory
birds
Patient
by forcing longer migration pathways.
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We need birds for
our
Patient
survival, for
example, because they are a vital link in natural ecosystems such as forests,
wetlands and the marine environment.
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]
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Such
organisms
Patient
depend on the complex interaction of
climate and other ecological factors for
survival.
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]
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All
these cubs are still alive, and provide
hope that captive breeding efforts will
ensure the
survival
of the
giant
pandas
Patient
.
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]
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Although the
population in the Arctic is relatively small,
most indigenous
communities
lead traditional lifestyles and
are highly dependent on biodiversity for
their
Patient
survival.
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]
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Survival
of some
species and forest
types
Patient
may be endangered by the projected movement
of climate zones at rates faster than migration speeds.
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]
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Similarly,
survival
of marine
mammals and
seabirds
Patient
also is affected by interannual and longer
term variability in several oceanographic and atmospheric properties and processes,
especially in high latitudes.
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]
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Rookeries are critical to the
survival
of both gravid
females and
neonates that are born at these sites
Patient
. Rookeries tend to be close to hibernacula, which is likely an adaptation to reduced
ability to move and limited energy reserves available to these individuals.
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]
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Livelihoods and even the
survival
of whole
communities
Patient
will be at risk in some parts of the world.
[
1EUROPAENV 0 MCLH 29/02/2016
]
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Increased evaporation and possible decreases in
rainfall in many areas would adversely affect water supply,
