A study revealed that the increasing sea temperatures driven by climate change are prompting tropical marine species to migrate from the equator towards the poles. Published in the journal Trends in Ecology and Evolution, the research highlights the retreat of temperate species due to rising temperatures, resulting in heightened competition for habitat and the introduction of new predators. This phenomenon, known as tropicalisation, is reshaping the ecological dynamics of oceans, triggering a series of repercussions for ecosystems, biodiversity, and potentially the global economy.
A study revealed that the increasing sea temperatures driven by climate change are prompting tropical marine species to migrate from the equator towards the poles. Published in the journal Trends in Ecology and Evolution, the research highlights the retreat of temperate species due to rising temperatures, resulting in heightened competition for habitat and the introduction of new predators. This phenomenon, known as tropicalisation, is reshaping the ecological dynamics of oceans, triggering a series of repercussions for ecosystems, biodiversity, and potentially the global economy.
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