High tidings: ancient, erratic changes in sea level suggest a coming swell

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Geologic evidence from the Bahama Islands suggest that sea level fluctuated dramatically towards the end of the last interglacial period. Scientists believe this erratic behavior may occur again, considering the many similarities between the last interglacial and today's climate.

Environmental aspects, Natural history, Testimony, Sea level, Bahamas

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Flying in the face of tradition

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Ornithologist Alan Feduccia has proposed that birds evolved in a manner analogous to mammalian evolution. In addition, Feduccia believes that modern bird species evolved in a mere 5-10 million years and not 150 million as postulated by many scholars.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Evolution (Biology), Birds, Ornithologists, Feduccia, Alan

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The coming climate

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Global warming will have a significant impact on the human population, agriculture and ecosystem. Scientists predict an increase in precipitation at higher altitudes while regions at lower altitudes will have less precipitation.

Forecasts and trends

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