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Rising temps also pull in competing predators like common leopards, which previously avoided the chilly heights in favor of forested hunting grounds at lower elevations.
HOW A 19-YEAR-OLD LION FATHERED 35 CUBS IN 18 MONTHSTOM MCNAMARAAUGUST 27, 2020POPULAR SCIENCE
Next, the team plans to look for genetic changes that might have equipped these animals to survive at high elevations.
A SOUTH AMERICAN MOUSE IS THE WORLD’S HIGHEST-DWELLING MAMMALJACK J. LEEJULY 29, 2020SCIENCE NEWS
The last row is nearly 33 feet closer and just a few feet higher in elevation.
MLB’S NEWEST BALLPARK IS A SHIFT AWAY FROM RETRO-ERA STADIUMSTRAVIS SAWCHIKJULY 16, 2020FIVETHIRTYEIGHT
That elevation was similar to other “jewel box” parks of the early 20th century.
MLB’S NEWEST BALLPARK IS A SHIFT AWAY FROM RETRO-ERA STADIUMSTRAVIS SAWCHIKJULY 16, 2020FIVETHIRTYEIGHT
However, due to the elevation, it is influenced by surrounding climates.
DENVER: WHERE THE QUEER COMMUNITY IS A MILE HIGHLGBTQ-EDITORJULY 14, 2020NO STRAIGHT NEWS
The elevation of temperature within certain limits, hastens the separation.
DOMESTIC ANIMALSRICHARD L. ALLEN
The elevation and delicacy, the sense and seriousness, the beauty and perfection of the whole are astonishing.
AMIEL'S JOURNALHENRI-FRDRIC AMIEL
The plateau, at an elevation of eighteen hundred feet above the level of the sea, sloped down toward the south.
FIVE WEEKS IN A BALLOONJULES VERNE
An inch or two to the left would have plumped it right aboard, for the elevation is just right.
WITH THE DYAKS OF BORNEOF. S. BRERETON
The imperial fort, too, was built upon an elevation of 750 feet; it is incredible that it should be so totally submerged.
OFF ON A COMETJULES VERNE

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