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LINGULA ANATINA: PRIMATIVE BRACHIOPOD 

Lingula anatina — Primitive Brachiopod One of the most primitive and enduring brachiopods alive today is the caramel-and-cream–coloured Lingula anatina. Though modest in appearance, this unassuming marine invertebrate tells a story that stretches back over half a billion years — a direct lineage to the dawn of complex animal life.Brachiopods are marine, stalked

North America sucks in a plume 

 The big news is that Europe is so bad, it has diverted an Atlantic plume to hit NA.This never happens.  I knew that the Arctic basin flow would alternate between Europe and NA,  but this is totally to Europe.We are warm and natgas will go down.  My gut feeling is that the Arctic basin must run out soon, but 'no physics, no knowledge'.ps you can see that the Arctic