question archive You could tell us about ABIOTIC (non-living) aspects of climate change, such as sea level rising, glaciers and polar ice disappearing, extreme weather events, ocean acidification or, you could tell us about BIOTIC (living) aspects of climate change, such as changes in species ranges, plant growth, food availability for a particular species (including humans), etc
You could tell us about ABIOTIC (non-living) aspects of climate change, such as sea level rising, glaciers and polar ice disappearing, extreme weather events, ocean acidification or, you could tell us about BIOTIC (living) aspects of climate change, such as changes in species ranges, plant growth, food availability for a particular species (including humans), etc
Subject:BiologyPrice: Bought3
You could tell us about ABIOTIC (non-living) aspects of climate change, such as sea level rising, glaciers and polar ice disappearing, extreme weather events, ocean acidification or, you could tell us about BIOTIC (living) aspects of climate change, such as changes in species ranges, plant growth, food availability for a particular species (including humans), etc.
