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CBS News: An Arizona scientist documents climate related extinction of mountainous lizard

April 17, 2024
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David Schechter, national climate correspondent for CBS News, recently traveled to the Arizona mountains to share the work of Dr. John Wiens, professor in the Departent of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology at the University of Arizona, whose work documents how hotter temperatures are stressing out the Yarrow's spiny lizard.

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