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Showing posts with label climate change. Show all posts
Showing posts with label climate change. Show all posts
Monday, 8 February 2016
Longer breeding seasons, more kittens: are cats reacting to climate change?
Thursday, 9 July 2015
Feral cats population would decrease in range in NSW under climate change
Caley, P., Tennant, P., & Hood, G. (2011). Modelling the distribution of vertebrate pests in New South Wales under climate change. Invasive Animals Cooperative Research Centre.
Feral cats were considered to occur in all but 0.4% of cells during the 2004
survey, with densities considered highest in the south-west plains (no data was
collected for the ACT). All climate models forecast a substantial
decrease in the area of moderate and high cat density, with a commensurate
increase in low cat density
Feral cats were considered to occur in all but 0.4% of cells during the 2004
survey, with densities considered highest in the south-west plains (no data was
collected for the ACT). All climate models forecast a substantial
decrease in the area of moderate and high cat density, with a commensurate
increase in low cat density
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