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Fossils of 400-million-year-old 'Excalibur worm' discovered in Australia https://t.co/435sds52qM
rt @LiveScience
New genome alignment tool empowers large-scale studies of vertebrate evolution https://t.co/f43LhSkRFi
rt @physorg_com
The last woolly mammoths on Earth had disastrous DNA https://t.co/wpcjOQrCVl
rt @LiveScience
The radiant Red Sand Garden at Cranbourne is truly a sight to behold ✨ 📸 : @cindybrewtyimages
rt @RBG_Victoria
Tardigrades' extreme durability comes from their ability to enter into a state known as cryptobiosis, where their metabolism decreases to 0.01% of normal levels. But are they tough enough to survive global warming? https://t.co/Kx9XSXlcVh
rt @bigthink
Oceans losing oxygen at unprecedented rate, experts warn. Sharks, tuna, marlin and other large fish at risk from spread of ‘dead zones’, say scientists.
https://t.co/iZM7LQmZih
rt @guardian
The World's Largest Corpse Flower Is Blooming Right Now (and It Stinks) https://t.co/CpGHDugFfE
rt @LiveScience
Here’s the climate reality: Fire season in Australia has become longer since the 1950s. Bushfires (what the Northern Hemisphere calls wildfires) are also becoming more extreme, especially in southern and eastern parts of the country.
https://t.co/swddOOxGcn
rt @ClimateReality
The DNA clouds that shield unkillable tardigrades from radiation https://t.co/Mc0bRiodje
rt @nwtls
'Dead zones' expanding rapidly in oceans as climate emergency causes unprecedented oxygen loss https://t.co/BoflswG5aX
rt @Independent