Responses to abrupt climate change in the geological past suggest that adaptive capacity is limited for marine animals . Temperatures during the last Interglacial , which were warmer than today, led to poleward range shifts of reef corals  . Temperature has also driven marine range shifts over multi-million-year time scales  . Warming climates, even with low ocean- warming rates, inevitably decreased tropical marine biodiversity compared with middle latitudes  .
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