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Small Clam Previously Only Recognized From Fossil Records is Found Surviving at Naples Point - Vimarsana News

Small Clam Previously Only Recognized From Fossil Records is Found Surviving at Naples Point

Discovering a new species is always exciting, but so is discovering one that was thought to be extinct due to the passage of time.

New Research Has Changed Scientists' Understanding of How Fossils With Soft Tissues Form - Vimarsana News

New Research Has Changed Scientists' Understanding of How Fossils With Soft Tissues Form

Scientists' understanding of how beautiful fossils with fragile soft tissues evolve has been changed by new research from the University of Leicester.

Ancient Air Bubbles: Scientists May Have Discovered Cause of Low Atmospheric Oxygen Levels - Vimarsana News

Ancient Air Bubbles: Scientists May Have Discovered Cause of Low Atmospheric Oxygen Levels

Atmospheric oxygen levels may have decreased during the last 800,000 years due to glacial erosion. Studying air bubbles preserved in Antarctic ice for up to 1.5 million years have uncovered the likely cause of the depletion of oxygen in the atmosphere for not less than 800,000 years.

Lack Of Oxygen Will Lead to 'Death' of Most Life on Earth in Billion Years, Say Experts - Vimarsana News

Lack Of Oxygen Will Lead to 'Death' of Most Life on Earth in Billion Years, Say Experts

Mar 02, 2021 07:31 AM EST Earth's atmosphere will have very little oxygen, thereby making it unlivable for complex aerobic life in a billion years from now. Presently, the earth's atmosphere is made up of around 21 percent of oxygen. Earth's atmosphere's oxygen-rich nature is ideal for large and complex organisms, like humans, that need gas to live. But in the early history of Earth, levels of oxygen were much lower and they are more likely to be low again in the distant future. (Photo : Pixabay) How Earth's Atmospheric Conditions Will Change  Researcher Kazumi Ozaki at Toho University in Fu...