Between water and land

Robert L. Carroll ()
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Robert L. Carroll: Redpath Museum, McGill University

Nature, 2005, vol. 437, issue 7055, 38-39

Abstract: The most informative examples of large-scale evolution are provided by major transitions between environments. Fresh research on an ancient amphibian shows how it adapted to locomotion both in water and on land.

Date: 2005
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