The secret to successful deep-sea invasion: does low temperature hold the key?
There is a general consensus that today's deep-sea biodiversity has largely resulted from recurrent invasions and speciations occurring through homogenous waters during periods of the Phanerozoic eon. Migrations likely continue today, primarily via isothermal water columns, such as those typica...
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2012-12-05.
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