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Global warming is turning frogs’ sex reversal into an extinction risk

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Global warming is turning frogs’ sex reversal into an extinction risk

Sex reversal is well documented in the animal kingdom, where an individual can begin life with one sex and later switch to another.

But a warming planet is making these changes more frequent: in a population skewed towards one sex, individuals may run out of mates to reproduce with

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