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- How Life First Left Water and Walked Ashore - Discover Magazine
On land, the difference in density between air and food makes that mechanism a no-go, and helpful adaptations such as tongues and specialized jaw shapes would not evolve until millions of years after the transition to land A 2013 study found that modern eel catfish grab prey on land with their jaws but return to water to swallow the meal
- McGraw Hill Education
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- Biogeography of terrestrial vertebrates and its conservation . . .
The direct and indirect relationship between land use and species richness (path analysis), once accounting with the effect of elevation, indicated a significant correlation between natural vegetation and all taxa (p<0 001) and between disturbed land and taxon groups and conservation status (all vertebrates: p = 0 0049, amphibians: p = 0 0208
- Vertebrate Biology 3rd edition | 9781421437330, 9781421437347 . . .
Vertebrate Biology: Systematics, Taxonomy, Natural History, and Conservation 3rd Edition is written by Donald W Linzey and published by JHUP The Digital and eTextbook ISBNs for Vertebrate Biology are 9781421437347, 1421437341 and the print ISBNs are 9781421437330, 1421437333 Save up to 80% versus print by going digital with VitalSource
- Climate change scenarios forecast increased drought exposure . . .
Anthropogenic climate change is expected to significantly increase drought exposure for 1221 terrestrial vertebrates in the United States, with an average increase of 377% for annual drought and
- The rise of the mammals - PubMed Central (PMC)
“This exact timing was based on calculations of the likely activity pattern for each ancestral mammal whose living descendant species were among the 2,415 species in our activity data set, and on the phylogenetic relationships linking all those species”, Maor explained
- PNAS
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) publishes high-quality research articles, reviews, and commentaries across diverse scientific disciplines
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