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From fossils to future threats: Oxford scientists explain what ancient seas teach us about marine extinction risk
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From fossils to future threats: Oxford scientists explain what ancient seas teach us about marine extinction risk
Why are some mass extinctions worse than the others? What makes some species resilient to such and some species more prone. Oxford scientists now have the answers. Marine animals living on certain coasts are at higher risk of extinction. A study conducted by researchers at the University of Oxford has demonstrated the role of coastline shape and orientation in the extinction of marine species and the likely impact of climate change on them. The …
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