How the Galapagos Islands Help Scientists Understand the Impact of Climate Change on Wildlife
The Galapagos Islands are made up of 13 large islands, smaller islets, and rocks. These islands hold a rich diversity of animals and plants, many of which are endemic, meaning they exist only there. Because the islands are so isolated, scientists can study how changes in climate affect species that have evolved in a very specific environment.
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