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Functioning ecosystems persist through environmental change

April 26, 2021

Looking at fossil records, researchers determined the structure of an ecosystem matters more in the face of environmental change than the composition of species in it. Understanding this, they found, can help today’s conservation biologists …

Conservation News

Fossil information can help inform future conservation

September 10, 2020

By looking at past ecosystem scenarios or paleo-archives, researchers are learning more about how wildlife may react to future climate change scenarios. These records of past landscapes and climate — paleo-archives — can provide evidence …

Dana Kobilinsky

To chart coyotes’ expansion, study looks back 10,000 years

June 15, 2018

The most popular coyote (Canis latrans) range maps that have made their way across the internet — and even into publications such as Nature and National Geographic — are not the most accurate, according to …

Dana Kobilinsky

Birds and mammals respond quicker to climate change

February 1, 2018

A look back at fossils and other data from up to 270 million years ago suggests that mammals and birds adapt better to changing climates than their cold-blooded counterparts — reptiles and amphibians. “It’s very …

Tasmanian tiger
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World Experiencing Sixth Mass Extinction, Study Finds

July 9, 2015

The sixth mass extinction event on the planet is already upon us, according to a new study. “If it is allowed to continue, life would take many millions of years to recover, and our species …

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