Manes et al.  found that any benefits to species  were projected to be localised and transient . This and previous assessments indicate that, while climate change varies spatially and taxa may respond differently, a loss of biodiversity is projected across all terrestrial hotspots  . Abrupt changes across species assemblages may occur under all scenarios: in 9% of assemblages at 1.75℃ and 35% at 4.4°C on both land and sea . However, species losses may be reduced if species have thermal microclimate refugia and behavioural thermoregulation, or greater due to extreme events, such as heatwaves.
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