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New study proposes simple test to spot mammals most vulnerable to climate

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New study proposes simple test to spot mammals most vulnerable to climate

A team of scientists in Argentina and Brazil scored the adaptability of nine rodent species on three parameters, suggesting the method can be used for other animals in other parts of the world.

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