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A new database reveals previously unsuspected patterns of Arctic animal movement

The Arctic Animal Movement Archive, unveiled Friday compiles and standardizes animal-movement data — and makes it freely available to other scientists.

By Kevin McGwin November 6, 2020
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Scientists have long known that global warming is changing the Arctic’s climate, and with it, the living conditions for the animals there. Individual studies have also suggested how this may be happening and what the outcomes might be.

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