#lampreys β Public Fediverse posts
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πβ³ #Coelacanths, #sturgeons, #lungfish, #lampreys, #hagfish, and #paddlefish all predate the #dinosaurs by tens to hundreds of millions of years.
Scientists sequenced their genomes, showing slow-evolving genes, ancient duplications, and clues to how our own ancestors moved onto land.
#evolution #genetics #paleontology #marinebiology #prehistoric #sciebnce #kids #deepsea #fossils
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πβ³ #Coelacanths, #sturgeons, #lungfish, #lampreys, #hagfish, and #paddlefish all predate the #dinosaurs by tens to hundreds of millions of years.
Scientists sequenced their genomes, showing slow-evolving genes, ancient duplications, and clues to how our own ancestors moved onto land.
#evolution #genetics #paleontology #marinebiology #prehistoric #sciebnce #kids #deepsea #fossils
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πβ³ #Coelacanths, #sturgeons, #lungfish, #lampreys, #hagfish, and #paddlefish all predate the #dinosaurs by tens to hundreds of millions of years.
Scientists sequenced their genomes, showing slow-evolving genes, ancient duplications, and clues to how our own ancestors moved onto land.
#evolution #genetics #paleontology #marinebiology #prehistoric #sciebnce #kids #deepsea #fossils
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πβ³ #Coelacanths, #sturgeons, #lungfish, #lampreys, #hagfish, and #paddlefish all predate the #dinosaurs by tens to hundreds of millions of years.
Scientists sequenced their genomes, showing slow-evolving genes, ancient duplications, and clues to how our own ancestors moved onto land.
#evolution #genetics #paleontology #marinebiology #prehistoric #sciebnce #kids #deepsea #fossils
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πβ³ #Coelacanths, #sturgeons, #lungfish, #lampreys, #hagfish, and #paddlefish all predate the #dinosaurs by tens to hundreds of millions of years.
Scientists sequenced their genomes, showing slow-evolving genes, ancient duplications, and clues to how our own ancestors moved onto land.
#evolution #genetics #paleontology #marinebiology #prehistoric #sciebnce #kids #deepsea #fossils
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CT is known for biodiversity. Some elusive and unusual animals
Connecticut is known for its ecologβ¦
#NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Environment #animal #Animals #AveryPointcampus #Connecticutnews #Connecticutriver #creepy #CTDEEP #ctnews #DEEP #DepartmentofEnergyandEnvironmentalProtection #ecologicaldiversity #endangered #fishers #food #lampreys #localnews #Nature #Outdoors #Science #snails #Snakes #uconn #UniversityofConnecticut
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CT is known for biodiversity. Some elusive and unusual animals
Connecticut is known for its ecologβ¦
#NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Environment #animal #Animals #AveryPointcampus #Connecticutnews #Connecticutriver #creepy #CTDEEP #ctnews #DEEP #DepartmentofEnergyandEnvironmentalProtection #ecologicaldiversity #endangered #fishers #food #lampreys #localnews #Nature #Outdoors #Science #snails #Snakes #uconn #UniversityofConnecticut
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#NewSpecies of #Lamprey #Fish Documented in #California. The #JawlessFish Play an Important Ecosystem Role https://www.ucdavis.edu/climate/news/new-species-lamprey-fish-documented-california
#Lampreys in California (Lampetra spp. and Entosphenus spp.): Mitochondrial phylogenetic analysis reveals previously unrecognized lamprey diversity. By Grace Auringer et al. https://afspubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/nafm.10959
"Lampreys are boneless, jawless fish with #eel-like bodies that date back over 350 million years"
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#NewSpecies of #Lamprey #Fish Documented in #California. The #JawlessFish Play an Important Ecosystem Role https://www.ucdavis.edu/climate/news/new-species-lamprey-fish-documented-california
#Lampreys in California (Lampetra spp. and Entosphenus spp.): Mitochondrial phylogenetic analysis reveals previously unrecognized lamprey diversity. By Grace Auringer et al. https://afspubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/nafm.10959
"Lampreys are boneless, jawless fish with #eel-like bodies that date back over 350 million years"