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Handstanding Skunks’ DNA Shaped by Ancient Climate Change – Live Science

by Passcomms | May 3, 2017 | News |


Live Science

Handstanding Skunks’ DNA Shaped by Ancient Climate Change
Live Science
Western spotted skunks — striped skunks’ smaller cousins that stand on their “hands” to blast their smelly defensive spray — are helping scientists piece together a picture of how ancient climate change shaped animal populations millions of years ago …
Ancient climate change drove the evolution of this adorable hand-standing skunkPopular Science
Ice Age climate change played a bigger role in skunk genetics than geological barriersPhys.Org
Study: Climate change affected spotted skunk evolutionUPI.com

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