A growing number of studies have documented genetic evolution within populations in response to recent climate change . To date, genetic changes remain within the limits of known variation for species . Controlled selection experiments and field observations indicate that evolution would not prevent a species becoming extinct if its climate space disappears globally . Climate hazards outside of those to which species have adapted are occurring on all continents . More frequent and intense extreme events, superimposed on longer-term climate trends, have pushed sensitive species and ecosystems towards tipping points that are beyond the ecological and evolutionary capacity to adapt, causing abrupt and possibly irreversible changes . 
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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