Max Planck paper observes temperature variability across the
world
If more of the world’s climate becomes like that in tropical
zones, it could potentially affect crops, insects, malaria transmission, and
even confuse migration patterns of birds and mammals worldwide. George Wang, a
postdoctoral fellow at the Max Planck Institute for Developmental Biology in
Tübingen, Germany, is part of a research tandem that has found that the daily
and nightly differences in temperatures worldwide are fast approaching yearly
differences between summer and winter temperatures.