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Modelling the distribution of Zygaena exulans: Mountain ecology and the impacts of climate change.
The rapidly changing climate is impacting the distribution of animals and plants across the globe. Many montane species are shifting to higher, cooler elevations that suit their environmental niche. They are being confined to increasingly smaller ranges and may eventually run out of suitable habitat
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