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Established Science Is Wrong About Mammalian Evolution, Study Claims

Established Science Is Wrong About Mammalian Evolution, Study Claims
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United statesDavid grossnickleApril neanderSpencer hellertColumbia college chicagoOregon institute of technologyPermian periodDid prehistoric mammals live with dinosaursWhat were theyOregon instituteMammals diversified much more rapidlyMammals weighing justPound evolved after dinosaurRelationship between specializationExtinctions that have swept our

Established Science Is Wrong About Mammalian Evolution, Study Claims

United statesDavid grossnickleSpencer hellertApril neanderOregon institute of technologyColumbia college chicagoPermian periodDid prehistoric mammals live with dinosaursWhat were theyOregon instituteMammals diversified much more rapidlyMammals weighing justPound evolved after dinosaurRelationship between specializationExtinctions that have swept our

Survival of the newest: the mammals that survive mass extinctions aren t as boring as scientists thought

Survival of the newest: the mammals that survive mass extinctions aren t as boring as scientists thought
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United statesChristian kammererSpencer hellertGraeme lloydDavid grossnickleKen angielczykProfessor at columbia college chicagoField museumOregon institute of technologyMacarthur curatorNature ecologyAssistant professorColumbia college chicagoOregon institute

Survival of the newest: the mammals that surv

For decades, scientists have assumed that mammals and their relatives that survived challenging times (like those during mass extinctions) made it because they were generalists that were able to eat just about anything and adapt to whatever life threw at them. A new study into the mammal family tree through multiple mass extinctions revealed that the species that survived aren’t as generic as scientists had thought: instead, having new and different traits can be the key to succeeding in the aftermath of a catastrophe.

United statesChristian kammererSpencer hellertDavid grossnickleKen angielczykGraeme lloydProfessor at columbia college chicagoOregon institute of technologyField museumMacarthur curatorNature ecologyAssistant professorColumbia college chicagoOregon institute

Survival of the newest: The mammals that survive mass extinctions aren t as boring as scientists thought

Survival of the newest: The mammals that survive mass extinctions aren t as boring as scientists thought
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United statesDavid grossnickleApril neanderSpencer hellertKen angielczykChristian kammererGraeme lloydField museumProfessor at columbia college chicagoOregon institute of technologyTriassic periodMacarthur curatorNature ecologyAssistant professorColumbia college chicagoOregon institute