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By limiting the ability of plants to move to new ranges, the decline in seed-borne animal species -- on which half of all plant species depend -- has significantly reduced plants' ability to adapt to climate change, according to a new study
Seed dispersal is one of the most extensive mutualistic interactions provided by vertebrates
While the impact of extinction on plant resilience at the local scale has been assessed, the global scale of its potential impact remains unknown
According to the authors, the findings underscore the need not only to promote habitat connectivity to maximize the potential of current seed dispersers, but also to support macrofauna recovery to improve the resilience of vegetation communities to climate change
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The effects of defaunation on plants' capacity to track climate change