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HKU Ecologist Discovers that Changes in Global Biodiversity Pattern Are Driven by Temperature and Climate

HKU Ecologist Discovers that Changes in Global Biodiversity Pattern Are Driven by Temperature and Climate
Image 1: This image shows deep-sea sediment including numerous fossil zooplankton (Foraminifera).
Image 2: Dr Moriaki Yasuhara (left) and a research colleague studying a core of sediment sampled from the deep sea.
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Image 1: This image shows deep-sea sediment including numerous fossil zooplankton (Foraminifera).

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