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Ancient Environment Modeling Helps Shed Light On Evolution, Researchers Say
Using paleoclimate data, researchers reconstructed what ancient environments would have been like in the Cantabrian Region during the Pleistocen Epoch. This allows researchers to better understand how modern species have evolved over time.
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