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State of the oceans - Apr 17, 2022
Ocean currents dated Apr. 16.I started to look at this, and thought, 'Oh, the Pacific is getting active again'. The East Pacific starts to look like a heat engine again. There is even some temperature building up.But, alas, everything is cold [...]
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Pterosaurs and the origin of feathers
Feathers were once considered to be unique avialan structures linked to birds evolutionary success. Primitive theropods, such as Sinosauropteryx and the tyrannosaurs Dilong and Yutyrannus, and some plant-eating ornithischian dinosaurs, such as [...]New documentary film streaming now: Science Friction
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Carl Simpson and Jeremy B.C. Jackson, in an essay titled Bryozoan Revelations for Science Advances, sketch out the important biological aspects of bryozoans, a type of marine invertebrate. From their article: "Bryozoans are neglected children [...]
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