Deep-sea sediment cores reveal major ecological turnover before warming event 56 million years ago

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Oct 1, 2025, 2:50 pm354 ptsTrendingTop
A large proportion of the carbon dioxide emissions that are currently being released into the atmosphere by human activities are absorbed by the surface ocean, making it more acidic. As a result, the tiny organisms (plankton), which lie at the base of the marine food web and make the surface ocean their home,…

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