InAsia, there is a bias in studies towards Indo-Burma , followed by Himalaya  and Southeast Asian montane tropical and temperate forests. About ~70% of projections for assessed species showed a negative impact of climate change, with ~30% at very high risk of extinction  . Impacts include species' range changes, habitat loss for endemic plants, expansion of invasive species, decreased connectivity and overall species richness decline  . A projected decrease in habitat suitability for large species like the Asiatic black bear  is of concern as alternative habitats are outside protected areas, and may lead to human-wildlife conflicts . The few positive impacts of climate change were projected as increases in suitable habitat and distribution range for a few endangered plants and mammals  . Animals benefiting from increased fruit and seed production in Southeast Asian forests during warm El Niño cycles were also projected to increase with climate warming .
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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