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Snakes and Crocodiles: One is a Species Super-Star, And Why
Despite their long, long time on Earth, sharks and ray-finned fishes are losing in the competition of species proliferation. An evolutionary biologist has findings regarding land vs. water, and predictions for other biodiversity patterns.
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