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  • The Trouble with Ancestors

    Authors: Max Dresow
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    Dresow, M. (2023, February 20). Problematica: The Trouble with Ancestors. Extinct: The Philosophy of Palaeontology Blog.

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  • Comparisons with Teeth: Two Hundred Years of Actualism in Paleontology

    Authors: Max Dresow
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    Dresow, M. (2023, January 9). Problematica: Comparisons with Teeth: Two Hundred Years of Actualism in Paleontology. Extinct: The Philosophy of Palaeontology Blog.

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  • Applying a new mathematical modeling framework to existing fossil data

    Authors: Beckett Sterner
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    fossil in stone image by josie weiss

    Almost two and half millions of years ago, the microscopic marine plankton species Globoconella puncticulata went extinct during a period of intense glacier formation across the Northern Hemisphere. Why did G. puncticulata go extinct when other ecologically similar species survived, including some to the present data? And what might its story have to teach…

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