Hypersalinity drives convergent bone mass increases in Miocene marine mammals from the Paratethys

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RT @dynamicsoar: これかな https://t.co/18vRsjqGqm

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@ArcaneCrystal There’s a now-disfavored hypothesis https://t.co/TKQtM3cMNd that they descend from seals that lived in the Paratethys. https://t.co/7VLc52mVjw https://t.co/Qajo8oqAnq

RT @HoussayeCnrs: New excellent paper by Dewaele et al. on the convergent reappearance of bone mass increase because of hypersalinity in Mi…

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