- The 8 Million Species We Don’t Know - E. O. Wilson . . .
Jillian Tamaki In this March 4, 2018 New York Times Sunday Review opinion piece, E O Wilson explains why species are the fundamental level of study that must be used to identify conservation priorities, and how the Half-Earth Project map is leading the way “The 8 Million Species We Don’t Know”Edward O Wilson, New York Times Sunday Review, March 4, 2018
- New research confirms continued, unabated and large-scale . . .
"We combined nearly half a million actual observations of 84 species across 61 study areas to answer questions about the causes of wide-scale amphibian declines " RELATED TOPICS Plants Animals
- More About Amphibians - U. S. National Park Service
Amphibians lead a dual life in that most spend some of their early life in water and metamorphose into an adult form for life on land Amphibians are the most diverse group of terrestrial vertebrates because they occupy every continent except Antarctica The class “Amphibia” contains over 4,800 species
- Netflix Academy: The best streaming videos on frogs and other . . .
Population by population, species by species, amphibians are vanishing off the face of the Earth Scientists are taking desperate measures to try to save those frogs they can, even bathing frogs in Clorox solutions and keeping them in Tupperware boxes under carefully controlled conditions to prevent the spread of a deadly fungus
- The Vanishing - National Geographic
Amphibians are among the groups hardest hit by today's many strikes against wildlife As many as half of all species are under threat Hundreds are sliding toward extinction, and dozens are
- NOVA | Intelligent Design on Trial | Fossil Evidence | PBS
In 2004, a field crew digging in the Canadian Arctic unearthed the fossil remains of a half-fish, half-amphibian that would all but confirm paleontologists' theories about how land-dwelling
- Zoology Test #5 (17, 18, 19, 20) Flashcards - Quizlet
Study with Quizlet and memorize flashcards containing terms like True or false? Limb development leading to the ability to walk on land is somewhat evident in the fossil records but there is no structure in fish that can explain the transition to a breathing apparatus such as the lungs found in amphibians, Which statement could best be used to identify an amphibian animal as belonging to the
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