The reindeer population could do up to 80% until 2100, the researchers say

Paddleser Arctic populations will be significantly reduced by the future Climate change By dealing with the highest risk of the North American population, the researchers announce.

As long as the species has lasted a large period of heating, climate change has losed almost two-thirds of the global populations of the first contemporary contemporary populations, according to the Australian University of the University of the University of Dennarka and University of Denmark.

There are about 9 million reinders worldwide, including homemade, According to the population world opinion.

The wild reindeer of North America is also called the Caribbean and is about 3.5 million in the world’s population review, mostly the risk of a climate heating, the researchers said. Caribou is found in Alaska and Canada.

Caribou populations may decrease up to 80%, “Unless we have large cuts for greenhouse gas discharges, in fact investment in fauna,” Damien Fordham, a professor and director of the Environmental Institute of the University of Adelaide, stated at Adelaide University.

The researcher concluded that the reindeer examines how they can respond to past climate events.

“Using fossils, using ancient Adna and computer models, we rebuilt in the abundance and distribution of the reindeer, in the previous resolutions, and we compared directly to future predictions,” said Elizabetta Cantteri researcher said.

They found that the reindeer populations have declined the “fast climate warming” in the past periods.

“But the expected losses in the future climate change in the coming decades will be even harder than in the past,” Cantteria said.

The decline of reindeer populations could also be moreile ecological effects, in a tundra that helps animals maintain the diversity of plants.

“Tundra diversity created by the reindeer and Caribou can be reduced by many cascading effects, including a reduction in arctic soil,” Eric Post contributed the Professor at the University of Davis in California. “Below is the continuous loss of climate heating the soil releasing carbon atmosphere, of course the reindeer and the caribou also threaten ourselves.”