“…• Herbivores expected to increase with warmer temperatures 145,213 • Declines in abundances of some pollinators 146,152 • Detritivores responding in various ways 6,145,[214][215][216][217][218] • Declines in some spiders but no changes in others 219,220 • Some herbivore pests expanding northward (e.g., winter moth) 52,147 • Recent detections of alien aphid pest in Svalbard and Greenland 221,222 • Some pest and parasite species expanding northward, including ticks, 223,224 and floodwater mosquitoes, 225 parasitic nematodes 226,227 • Increased black fly richness in recent decades on Victoria Island, Canada 228 • Geoengineering earthworms may move northward as conditions become milder 229,230 • Insect life history events occurring earlier with warming [231][232][233] • Some herbivores 213,[234][235][236] and canopy arthropods 151 track phenology of plant resources • Additional reproductive opportunities for spiders 237 and some aquatic invertebrates (Kendrick and Huryn unpublished) with longer summers Vertebrate predators…”