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southward movement of bird distribution

To:	"Baus" <>
Subject:	southward movement of bird distribution
From:	"michael norris" <>
Date:	Wed, 26 Nov 2008 14:34:22 +1100

Hi all

This argument is a bit like using the weather (particularly Australianweather!) has "proof" of anthropogenic climate change.

All we can say is that a southward movement is consistent with predictionsrelating to global warming (when will the Grey Nurse Sharks appear in PortPhillip Bay?).


Are there any instances of similar distance northwards expansions of range?

Best wishes

Michael Norris

37-59 S 145- 0 E


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