Падение Чикшулубского астероида на полтора года погрузило Землю вотьму • Новости науки
elementy.ru,
Уникальное местонахождение Танис сохранило подробную летопись первых часов илет после падения Чикшулубского астероида, вызвавшего…
Why did dinosaurs go extinct while other animals survived?
Big Think,
- Big Think Skip to content Life — March 28, 2022 From crocodiles to birds, certain animals managed to survive some of the…
Cretaceous Meteor That Killed Most Life on Earth Hit in Spring
The Scientist Magazine,
Researchers determined the season during which the meteor struck by studying the bones of fish excavated from a contentious…
We Now Know Which Season The Dinosaurs Died, Says New Study
Iflscience,
There may come a time when humanity can celebrate, or mourn, World Asteroid Day, marking the exact anniversary of the impact…
'Death Came in Spring': New Evidence Shows When The Dinosaur-Killing Asteroid Struck
MSN,
The Chicxulub asteroid that ended the reign of the dinosaurs is one of the most momentous impact disasters in Earth's history…
Кайнозойская эра началась весной • Новости науки
elementy.ru,
Уникальное палеонтологическое местонахождение Танис вСеверной Дакоте (США) сформировалось впервые десятки минут после падения Чик…
'Death Came in Spring': New Evidence Shows When The Dinosaur-Killing Asteroid Struck
Science Alert,
The Chicxulub asteroid that ended the reign of the dinosaurs is one of the most momentous impact disasters in Earth's history…
It was probably springtime when an asteroid did the dinosaurs in
Newsbreak,
The dinosaur-killing asteroid that smashed into present-day Mexico 66 million years ago arrived in springtime, a new analysis…
It was probably springtime when an asteroid did the dinosaurs in
Popular Science,
The dinosaur-killing asteroid that smashed into present-day Mexico 66 million years ago arrived in springtime, a new analysis…
North Dakota Fossil Site Evidence Suggests the Dinosaurs May Have Died in the Spring
Inside Science,
New research points to when massive asteroid impact happened, and why only some animals survived.
Neues zum Aussterben der Dinosaurier: Der Asteroid schlug im Frühling ein
Der Bund,
Neues zum Aussterben der Dinosaurier – Der Asteroid schlug im Frühling ein Neues zum Aussterben der Dinosaurier – Der Asteroid…
Neues zum Aussterben der Dinosaurier – Der Asteroid schlug im Frühling ein
Berner Zeitung,
Neues zum Aussterben der DinosaurierDer Asteroid schlug im Frühling ein Vor 66 Millionen Jahren löschte ein Asteroid die…
Neues zum Aussterben der DinosaurierDer Asteroid schlug im Frühling ein
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r Dinosaurier – Der Asteroid schlug im Frühling ein Neues zum Aussterben der Dinosaurier – Der Asteroid schlug im Frühling ein…
Neues zum Aussterben der Dinosaurier – Der Asteroid schlug im Frühling ein
Basler Zeitung,
Neues zum Aussterben der DinosaurierDer Asteroid schlug im Frühling ein Vor 66 Millionen Jahren löschte ein Asteroid die…
A second space rock hit Earth after the one that doomed the dinosaurs - a nail in the coffin of the mass extinction
MSN,
About 66 million years ago, Earth took a one-two punch, according to a new study.
A second space rock hit Earth after the one that doomed the dinosaurs - a nail in the coffin of the mass extinction
Daily Magazine,
One space rock hit Mexico 66 million years ago, causing a mass extinction that.
A second space rock hit Earth after the one that doomed the dinosaurs - a nail in the coffin of the mass extinction
Newsbreak,
About 66 million years ago, Earth took a one-two punch, according to a new study.
A second space rock hit Earth after the one that doomed the dinosaurs – a nail in the coffin of the mass extinction
Business Insider Nederland,
An artist's depiction of the moment the Chicxulub asteroid struck in present-day Mexico 66 million years ago.
A second space rock hit Earth after the one that doomed the dinosaurs - a nail in the coffin of the mass extinction
Business Insider India,
About 66 million years ago, Earth took a one-two punch, according to a new study.
Comment la vie a repris après la disparition des dinosaures
Futura-Sciences,
Il y a 66 millions d'années, un astéroïde a rayé de la surface terrestre 75 % des espèces animales et la moitié des plantes.
With dinosaurs out of the way, mammals had a chance to thrive
Science News,
For dinosaurs, the end of the world began in fire. The space rock that stamped a Vermont-sized crater into the Earth 66 million…
Meteoriteneinschlag: Die Rückkehr der Pflanzenfresser
Spektrum,
Blätter wie dieses verraten spannende Details über das letzte große Massensterben und seine Folgen: Die Ökosysteme Südamerikas…
Study looks at recovery after catastrophy
The Columbian,
It doesn’t take a very long time to irreversibly change the planet. In just a few dozen millennia — a geologic blink of an eye …
News story from Eurasia Review on Friday 11 November 2016
Eurasia Review,
Southern hemisphere recovered quicker from devastating asteroid strike
Sign of the Times,
© Pic about Space Researchers from the US and Argentina have analysed fossilised leaves and presented a new theory as to why…
Los insectos le ganaron la batalla al meteorito que mató a los dinosaurios
Madrid ,
Tsunamis de más de 100 metros arrasaron las costas del actual Golfo de México, donde cayó el meteorito, y se desencadenaron…
News story from Sciences et Avenir on Friday 11 November 2016
Sciences et Avenir,
Patagonian fossil leaves reveal rapid recovery from dinosaur extinction event
Space Daily,
Ancient feeding marks from hungry insects in South American leaf fossils are shedding new light on the mass extinction that…
Trending Science: Southern hemisphere recovered quicker from devastating asteroid strike
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Researchers from the US and Argentina have analysed fossilised leaves and presented a new theory as to why the southern…
Après la fin des dinosaures, la vie est repartie plutôt vite
Futura-Sciences,
En combien de temps la biodiversité s'est-elle reconstituée après la catastrophe qui a exterminé de très nombreuses espèces…
Új fényt vetnek a krétakori tömeges kihalásra ősi rovarnyomok
Hirado,
Dél-Amerikában fellelt levélkövületeken kutatók éhes rovarok ősi nyomait találták meg, mindez új fényt vet a dinoszauruszokat…
Южное полушарие Земли быстрее восстановилось после столкновения с астероидом
Polit,
Анализ повреждений, оставленных насекомыми на древних листьях, показал, что экосистемы южного полушария Земли быстрее восстановил…
Южное полушарие Земли быстрее оправилось от падения астероида, погубившего динозавров
Vesti.ru,
Причиной вымирания динозавров на нашей планете большинство учёных считают падение гигантского астероида в районе полуострова Юкат…
Gamle bitemerker forteller ny historie
forskning.no,
Det var ikke bare dinosaurene som forsvant fra jordens overflate da en asteroide slo ned i Yucatanhalvøya i det som nå er Mexico…
Was South America a refuge during the dino-killing mass extinction?
Christian Science Monitor,
Much of what scientists know about the mass extinction that killed perhaps as much as three-quarters of life on Earth…
Patagonian fossil leaves reveal rapid recovery from dinosaur extinction event - Technology Org
Technology.org,
Ancient feeding marks from hungry insects in South American leaf fossils are shedding new light on the mass extinction that…
Hungry baby bugs left clues to dino mass extinction - Futurity
Futurity,
Leaf fossils bearing marks from ancient, hungry insects offer new clues to the mass extinction that wiped out the dinosaurs.
Patagonian fossil leaves reveal rapid recovery from dinosaur extinction event
Science Daily,
Ancient feeding marks from hungry insects in South American leaf fossils are shedding new light on the mass extinction that…
How long did it take for life to rebound after the death of the dinosaurs? - Mon, 07 Nov 2016 PST
The Spokesman-Review,
It doesn’t take a very long time to irreversibly change the planet. In just a few dozen millennia – a geologic blink of an eye …
У природы ушло 4 млн лет на то, чтобы оправиться от астероидного удара
Infox,
Палеонтологи выяснили, как долго восстанавливались экосистемы после вымирания в конце мелового периода, которое, как предполагает…
Patagonian leaf fossils suggest life quickly rejuvenated in wake of dino extinction
UPI.com,
STATE COLLEGE, Pa., Nov. 7 (UPI) -- Patagonian leaf fossils suggest life rebounded surprisingly quickly in the wake of the mass…
I morsi degli insetti illuminano l'estinzione del Cretaceo - Le Scienze
Le Scienze,
L'analisi dei danni di foglie fossili provocate da insetti decine di milioni di anni fa ha rivelato che dopo l'estinzione di…
Patagonian leaf fossils suggest life quickly rejuvenated in wake of dino extinction
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SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER STATE COLLEGE, Pa., Nov. 7 (UPI) — Patagonian leaf fossils suggest life rebounded surprisingly…
Fossil clues to aftermath of dinosaur asteroid strike
MSN,
Life in the southern hemisphere appears to have recovered more quickly than expected from the asteroid strike that wiped out…
News story from The Mirror on Monday 07 November 2016
The Mirror,
How long did it take for life to rebound after the death of the dinosaurs?
Guelph Mercury,
It doesn't take a very long time to irreversibly change the planet. In just a few dozen millennia — a geologic blink of an eye …
How long did it take for life to rebound after the death of the dinosaurs?
The Hamilton Spectator,
It doesn't take a very long time to irreversibly change the planet. In just a few dozen millennia — a geologic blink of an eye …
After Dinosaur Extinction, Some Insects Recovered More Quickly
New York Times,
Photo The asteroid that smashed into the Earth near Chicxulub, Mexico, some 66 million years ago annihilated the dinosaurs and…
How long did it take for life to rebound after the death of the dinosaurs?
Washington Post,
Illustration of an asteroid striking Earth, setting off the K-T mass extinction event.
How long did it take for life to rebound after the death of the dinosaurs?
Washington Post,
Illustration of an asteroid striking Earth, setting off the K-T mass extinction event.
Los insectos le ganaron la batalla al meteorito que mató a los dinosaurios
El País,
Hace 66 millones de años, una roca espacial de 10 kilómetros chocó contra la Tierra causando una explosión equivalente a 7.000…
太古の虫害が大量絶滅に関する洞察をもたらす(Nature Ecology and Evolution)
Nature Asia ,
恐竜を滅ぼした大量絶滅事象からの生態系の回復が、南半球では北半球の2倍の速さで進んだことを、化石化した植物の葉に認められる虫害の分析結果が明らかにしている。創刊コンテンツの中の1編として今週オンラインで掲載される論文の知見は、大量絶滅の生態学的作用、および世…
Ancient insect bites provide mass extinction insight(Nature Ecology and Evolution)
Nature Asia ,
An analysis of insect damage found on fossilized plant leaves reveals that Southern Hemisphere ecosystems recovered twice as…
Southern Hemisphere recovered faster from dino strike - BBC News
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Image copyright Peter Wilf Life in the southern hemisphere appears to have recovered more quickly than expected from the…
Patagonian fossil leaves reveal rapid recovery from dinosaur extinction event
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News story from International Business Times (UK) on Monday 07 November 2016
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A popular theory about the dinosaur-killing meteor has been debunked
The Verge,
Insect bites on fossilized leaves have finally helped us solve a long-standing mystery around the meteor that wiped out the…
Massensterben im Spiegel fossiler Fraßschäden
wissenschaft.de,
Ein Paukenschlag beendete die Ära der Dinosaurier – doch das globale Inferno vor 66 Millionen Jahren raffte nicht nur die…
Meteoriteneinschlag: Die Rückkehr der Pflanzenfresser
Spektrum,
Blätter wie dieses verraten spannende Details über das letzte große Massensterben und seine Folgen: Die Ökosysteme Südamerikas…
Patagonian fossil leaves reveal rapid recovery from dinosaur extinction event
EurekAlert!,
Ancient feeding marks from hungry insects in South American leaf fossils are shedding new light on the mass extinction that…