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Cutting animals down to size could backfire on humans

Extinctions caused by human activity are disrupting a key feature of ecosystems that has existed since the dinosaurs were wiped out – with unpredictable consequences for wildlife and people, say scientists. ....

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Humans disrupting 66 million-year-old feature of ecosystems

Humans disrupting 66 million-year-old feature of ecosystems
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Life in the 'hothouse' may be precarious for marine species

By Jim Shelton
May 13, 2021
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The rise and fall of marine mollusks during ancient “hothouse” periods may offer a jarring glimpse of the fate of marine life over the next few centuries, a new study says.
Writing in the journal Current Biology, researchers at Yale, Stanford, and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln say mollusks such as clams, sea snails, and cephalopods will be particularly vulnerable in tropical regions if global climate projections hold true.
The researchers analyzed 145 million years’ worth of data, in increments of approximately 10 million years. They looked at geochemical data that reveal past ocean temperatures, fossil data of mollusks, and models for habitability and biodiversity. ....

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