Scientists at the University of Connecticut found that the extinction of various animal species on Earth are directly related to abrupt changes in temperature.
Experts say that most of the climate change affects plants and cold-blooded animals and ectothermy.
It was noted that the last 10 thousand years have been disastrous for more than 6 thousand species of shrubs and trees.
To obtain such data, the experts used a computer simulation that showed that all the global extinction of animals directly associated with changes in ambient temperature.
