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  • Paleo Week: Northern Canada was Once a Subtropical Paradise

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botany.one /1 month ago

Paleo Week: Getting to the Root of Roots

Fossils anchor root evolution to the tree of life

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botany.one /1 month ago

Paleo Week: Research Biases Affect the Bryophyte Fossil Record

Country level economic development and the number of grant-funded bryophyte researchers are major factors affecting fossil discovery

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botany.one /1 month ago

Paleo Week: Northern Canada was Once a Subtropical Paradise

Fossils of Eocene palm trees near the Arctic Circle reveal a heated past

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scitechdaily.com /3 weeks ago

Paleontologists Reconstruct 56-Million-Year-Old Forests – and Find a Chilling Warning for Today

A study finds that during the PETM, Earth’s landscapes became widely browner amid elevated atmospheric CO2, global warming, and reduced rainfall caused by volcanically driven carbo...

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botany.one /1 month ago

Paleo Week: Shining a Light on Nightshade Evolution

Solanaceae species diversification began in the Late Cretaceous -- when dinosaurs ruled the Earth

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scitechdaily.com /1 month ago

Scientists Discover a 300-Million-Year-Old Geological Time Capsule Inside Fossilized Wood

Researchers used quartz from fossilized wood to trace how Europe developed. A polished piece of fossilized wood may look like little more than a decorative stone, yet the quartz in...

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botany.one /1 month ago

Ancient Tropical Mountaintop Plants Bet Big to Attract Pollinators

By tracking 13 species in mountain grasslands, researchers reveal how ancient Vellozia plants synchronise blooms and rely on pollinators to produce viable seeds.

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botany.one /3 weeks ago

Bryophytes Reveal the Hidden Costs of Selective Logging

A forest may remain standing after selective logging, but its hidden biodiversity can still unravel as the largest trees disappear.

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ancientpages.com /1 month ago

Dinosaurs Probably Ate Much More Fruit And Seeds Than We Used To Think

Eddie Gonzales Jr. – AncientPages.com – New research challenges the long-held belief that flowering plants developed large fruits and seeds only after the dinosaurs died out about...

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sciencedaily.com /3 weeks ago

Paleontology rocked by organic molecules found in 66-million-year-old dinosaur bones

Researchers have found strong evidence that original collagen can survive inside dinosaur fossils for tens of millions of years, overturning a long-standing assumption about fossil...

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scitechdaily.com /1 week ago

Paleontologists Spent 20 Years Dating Thousands of Fossils – Here’s What They Found

How quickly sediment accumulates on the seafloor appears to be the key factor determining whether fossils from different time periods become mixed together. A single layer of marin...

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botany.one /1 month ago

Paleo Week: Ancient Secrets of the Fibonacci Spiral

Longer cones and a clockwise spiral lead to tighter seed packing in a Jurassic conifer

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botany.one /3 weeks ago

Yago Barros-Souza: Plants Are Anything but Static

Botany One interviews Yago Barros Souza, a Brazilian plant biogeographer exploring how evolution, geography and environment shape plant diversity across mountains and entire landsc...

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