Climate change and its impact on Mexican vegetation: what can we do?
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https://doi.org/10.22201/cuaieed.16076079e.2023.24.2.16Keywords:
Climate Change, Vegetation, EndemismAbstract
This article addresses aspects of climate change in Mexico from a biological perspective, its repercussions on endemic species that are part of the different types of vegetation and the importance they have for the conservation of biodiversity.
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