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Productivity Paradox
Jim Daley | Jun 1, 2018
During the last ice age, there wasn’t much plant matter to eat on northern steppes, but herbivorous woolly mammoths were abundant. How did they survive?
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Claire Asher | Jul 16, 2017
Scientists bring marine plankton back to life to study past climate change.