Tropical Insects Under Threat

07.05.2008 CNN Türk

The argument from the University of Washington of the US refusing that lies in tropical regions are more sensitive than others against temperature changes, which may be a bug population explosion in north latitudes.

The science scheme that the change in the insect can be the pollen, pollen of plants and secondary influence in the food chain, published in the journal of the American National Academy of Sciences, research on how the temperature change between 1950 and 2000 was affected by 38 types of hunger. [[

The logic is that inverted cold-blooded organisms could not create a layer of fur when the heat rises, or that they can not organize the body temperature because they have not denied push, but they can provide a limited protection by shallowing the shade.

American scientists claim that these types will need to fight average 5,4 degrees Celsius in 2100, allowing them to grow in tropical areas and increase their number, while living hunger, temperature rise, quickly spoiled their body health.

]Researchers have pointed out that some types can cope with the air, escape to the heights and northern latitudes.

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