Climatic niche conservatism in crocodile-line archosaurs is ancient and is characterized by long-term stability in temperature and precipitation preferences over 245 million years.
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Proteomic and morphological evidence links Xujiayao fossils to the Denisovan lineage, with 18 endogenous proteins and shared traits indicating their Denisovan identity.
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Global analyses better recover shared biological signals and are less sensitive to sampling biases than regional diversification rates in marine invertebrates.
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Genomic analyses reveal five distinct tiger cat species in South America, including a newly described species and subspecies, clarifying their taxonomy and evolution.
Coolsecture provides a streamlined, reproducible framework for cross-species Hi-C contact map comparison, integrating multiple formats and diagnostic tools.
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Extreme global warmth during the mid-Cretaceous and early Cenozoic triggered major floristic turnover in all land plant groups, with elevated first and last appearances.
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Long-read genome analysis of 103 bat species reveals a revised phylogeny and European origin of bats, dating back to the late Palaeocene with 26 ancestral chromosomes.
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Westlothiana lizziae, a stem tetrapod from the Early Carboniferous, exhibits a mosaic of aquatic and terrestrial traits, revealing complex early limb evolution.
Tree genus richness in Western and Central Europe declined by 75% since the Miocene, with most losses occurring during the Plio-Pleistocene transition around 2-3 million years ago.
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Denisovans in southwestern China exhibited a long cultural record from 190,000 to 70,000 years ago, with diverse fossils and adaptive subsistence strategies.
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Proteomic analysis of over 60,000 bones from Bianfu Cave in Southwest China identified three Denisovan fossils, including long bones, filling a key geographic and morphological gap.
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