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CAt the uth African nture preserve where Miya Warrington ad lgus studyCapenthe mm ailymperre inered bbou1years.The animals have found some ways to tolerate the region's extreme heat,saysWarrington,a conservation ecologist at the University of Manitoba.Sprawlingflat o the ground ina psecalled splooting,for example,helps theemvheat from their es uryundersideTheeals take shade under theirbushy tails,which they curl above their heads like tiny umbrela.When itreally hot,theyreturn to their burrows to cool off.But Warrington warns that,even with all theseoptionsfor keeping"still they could be at the limits of their tolerance"due to such a rapidclimactic shift.That intense pressure could be why their bodies have begun to change shape,Warringtonsays.She found that,over the course of just under two decades,the squirrels'alreadyincredibly large hind (feet,which may help dissipate heat,have grown relative to theirbody sizes by about 11 percent.Meanwhile,their spine lengths have become about 6 percentshorter.And the Cape ground squirrel isn't the only animal that appears to be shape-shifting inresponse to climate change.As scientists accumulate more evidence that many species'bodiesare undergoing different changes over a relatively short period of time,it remains unclearwhether their adaptations can keep ahead of rising temperatures-and how close they may be toa breaking point.Youngflesh,another ecologist who is not involved in the study,sought to determinewhether bird body sizes shrank temporally as climate change has driven hotter weather in areasthroughout North America."The scale of their project is large,"he says,adding that to recordthis change in so many speciesover such a short period"really suggests that there is somethingglobal affecting all these birds-and climate change is what makes sense".28.What does the underlined word"dissipate"in Paragraph 3 probably mean?A.Absorb.B.Reduce.C.Boost.D.Produce.29.What are scientists certain about?A.The specific functions of the squirrel's hind feet.B.The squirrel's adaptations to the rising temperatures.C.How the bird in North America responds to extreme heat.D.Many species change their body shape in a brief period of time.30.What is Youngflesh's attitude to Warrington's study?A.Positive.B.Doubtful.C.Negative.D.Worried.31.What is the best title of the text?A.Living Habits of Cape Ground SquirrelsB.Negative Effects of Climate Change on AnimalsC.Animals Are Shape-Shifting in Response to a Warming WorldD.High Temperatures Are Approaching the Limits of Animals'Tolerance高三英语第5页(共10页)
