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Organic analyses of past organisms enhance our understanding of Earth's evolutionary history, complementing the macrofossil record. Biomolecular remains are typically vulnerable to diagenetic mineralisation, but can persist in exceptional depositional settings such as Lagerstätten. Their preservation is usually linked to anoxic conditions that exclude aerobic degraders. However, we report intact skin tissue of the fossil fish...
Variation in plant diversity in mediterranean‐climate ecosystems: the role of climatic and topographical stabilityNARA Subscribed
Aim Although all five of the major mediterranean‐climate ecosystems ( MCE s) of the world are recognized as loci of high plant species diversity and endemism, they show considerable variation in regional‐scale richness. Here, we assess the role of stable Pleistocene climate and Cenozoic topography in explaining variation in regional richness of the globe's MCE s. We hypothesize that older, more climatically stable MCE s would...
Foods, nutrients and prostate cancerNARA Subscribed
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