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  • Genetic adaptation may be an important response to climate change, but limited examples of climate adaptation in wild populations exist. Comparing genetic data from historical bird specimens and contemporary individuals, the authors show shifts consistent with adaptation to climate change.

    • Sheela P. Turbek
    • Christen Bossu
    • Kristen C. Ruegg
    Research
    Nature Climate Change
    Volume: 13, P: 735-741

  • Hybrid populations have long been perceived as a threat to distinct lineages and undervalued from a conservation perspective. Now, research suggests that hybrid populations may harbour gene combinations that improve their ability to cope with changing climate conditions.

    • Sheela P. Turbek
    • Scott A. Taylor
    News & Views
    Nature Climate Change
    Volume: 13, P: 212-213