[ad_1] Global populations of amphibians, birds, fish, mammals and reptiles have declined on average 60% over the past 40 years, World Wildlife Fund said in a statement. report linking the alarming decline …
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[ad_1] 10 million-year-old frog from Libros, Spain, showing dark internal melanosomes in the thoracic cavity and paws. Credit: Museu Nacional de Ciencias Naturales, Madrid, Spain A team of paleontologists, led by University …
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[ad_1] Humans could be the most egregious example of how life can wreak havoc on the natural environment of a planet, but life of all kinds drives the climate of the planet. …
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[ad_1] Early animal life digging into the ocean floor was the cause of a global warming event half a billion years ago, a new study released Monday demonstrates. It took about 100 …
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[ad_1] Ancient sea creatures stirred things in the Earth's atmosphere hundreds of millions of years ago, digging into the bottom of the ocean. 19659004] What do humans have in common with the …
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[ad_1] The evolution of the Earth's first animals more than 500 million years ago caused global warming, according to a study. The research, published in the journal Nature Communications, discovered that 520-540 …
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