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sciencetimes.com > articles > 62546 > 20/26/0906 > ancient-supervolcano-hidden-beneath-england-may-linked-massive-ordovician-eruption.htm

Ancient 'Supervolcano' Hidden Beneath England May Be Linked to a Massive Ordovician Eruption

1+ week, 9+ hour ago   (380+ words) An ancient supervolcano buried beneath eastern England erupted about 454.4 million years ago, spreading ash across northern Europe. Researchers connected rock samples from Norfolk and Lincolnshire to the Kinnekulle tephra, a major ash layer found across Scandinavia and the Baltic. The…...

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sciencetimes.com > articles > 62421 > 20/26/0820 > how-woolly-mammoth-de-extinction-could-help-fight-climate-change-restore-arctic-ecosystems.htm

How Woolly Mammoth De-Extinction Could Help Fight Climate Change and Restore Arctic Ecosystems

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (559+ words) The return of woolly mammoths has been proposed as a way to restore parts of the ancient Arctic landscape and potentially slow some effects of climate change. Supporters of mammoth de-extinction suggest that large grazers could help recreate grasslands, influence…...

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sciencetimes.com > articles > 62408 > 20/26/0819 > neanderthals-may-have-traveled-deep-saudi-arabia-55000-years-ago.htm

Neanderthals May Have Traveled Deep Into Saudi Arabia 55,000 Years Ago

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (378+ words) Neanderthals may have reached what is now Saudi Arabia about 55,000 years ago. Stone tools found beside an ancient lake resemble Neanderthal technology, suggesting they traveled farther south than previously documented. The discovery highlights how changing climates may have opened temporary…...