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After looking through mine and other's BioArea, my first thought is that each and every one is unique to some degree. But the impacts of climate change, or human impact is something that is almost equally felt in all the different BioAreas. The degree of the threat may differ, but the threat is there for all areas, regardless of habitat composition, level of biodiversity, environmental factors.

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http://www.bgs.ac.uk/research/highlights/2014/scottishGlaciers.html

http://www.bgs.ac.uk/discoveringGeology/geologyOfBritain/iceAge/home.html?src=topNav

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The three parallel lines of Glen Roy mystified geologists and other scientists for many years. Swiss geologist Louis Agassiz travelled to Scotland in 1840 to develop his theories about the work of ice and solved the puzzle. Professor Iain Stewart takes a flight over Glen Roy in a microlight to show how evidence from Scotland supported Agassiz' theories. It is now accepted that a glacier blocked the Glen and its river. Rising water formed a lake which created a level shore line. A colder climate caused the glacier to increase in height, blocked the valley further up and the level of the lake rose, creating a new, higher shore line. When the ice melted the shore lines of the glacial lake remained, high above the valley floor.

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BBC Bitesize - GCSE Geography - Evidence of glaciation in Scotland

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The three parallel lines of Glen Roy mystified geologists and other scientists for many years. Swiss geologist Louis Agassiz travelled to Scotland in 1840 to develop his theories about the work of ice and solved the puzzle. Professor Iain Stewart takes a flight over Glen Roy in a microlight to show how evidence from Scotland supported Agassiz' theories.

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Famously known to be endemic to Scotland due to human pressure, land-use change, and predation. The wildcats have been increasingly mating with domestic cats, hence the original heritage is depleting, and true wildcats are becoming fewer and fewer. There have been several papers and experiments designed to increase the wildcat populations enough so that the mixed breeding with domestic cats decreases.

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Scottish Wildcat Action is the official wildcat conservation project delivering a national action plan to save the Scottish wildcat. Find out about Scottish wildcats, their habitats, and why they are one of the most endangered mammals in Britain.

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Another commonly known endemic species is Red Grouse...

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Another commonly known endemic species is Red Grouse...

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One species of which is the Capercaillie, whose population has been decreasing due to habitat destruction and observation of increased predation by mammalian predators.

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Types of Grouse | Bird Family Overview - The RSPB

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UK species of grouse include black grouse, red grouse, capercaillie and ptarmigan. They are all gamebirds. Find out more

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Dixon's thread moss - one of three moss species endemic to Scotland. 

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Dixon's thread moss - one of three moss species endemic to Scotland. 

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Other two species are Scottish thread moss (Pohlia scotica) and Scottish beard moss (

Bryoerythrophyllum caledonicum)

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Bryum dixonii : Dixon's Thread-Moss | NBN Atlas

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Cornish path moss - Endemic to South West England

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Cornish path moss - Endemic to South West England

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british red data book - critically endangered

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Cornish path moss videos, photos and facts - Ditrichum cornubicum | Arkive

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The extremely rare Cornish path moss (Ditrichum cornubicum) was first discovered in 1963 and only identified as a distinct species in 1976. It appears as dull-green patches or as scattered shoots...

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Climate summaries and weather reports - MetOffice UK

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Climate summaries and weather reports - MetOffice UK

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https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/climate/uk/summaries

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https://www.currentresults.com/Weather/United-Kingdom/humidity-annual.php