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Atlas show hundreds of mysterious 'fairy circles' spread across continents

  • Fairy circles, ring-like patterns of vegetation, have been discovered in 15 different countries across three continents, expanding their known distribution beyond Namibia and Australia. This was achieved through the use of artificial intelligence models that analyzed hundreds of thousands of hectares from space.
  • The formation of fairy circles is still widely debated, with hypotheses ranging from self-organization of vegetation to the influence of toxic latex from Euphorbia plants. The researchers hope that their findings will provide new areas of study for scientists worldwide to unravel the mysteries behind these patterns.
  • The extensive analysis by the scientists resulted in an expanded atlas of fairy circle sites, which will help identify region-specific reasons for the emergence of these patterns. This atlas aims to enhance our understanding of the biogeography of fairy circle-like vegetation patterns and facilitate future research.
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Newsweek broke the news in United States on Monday, September 25, 2023.
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