Achieving Argentine Science: Redefining the Evolutionary History of Cetaceans · Global Voices
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Researchers from CONICET and the National University of La Plata reconstructed the transformation of whales and dolphins. The work revealed that the number of species was not always related to the variety of ecological functions they performed in the oceans. Read more
Buenos Aires, 28 July (NA) -- Argentine scientists analyzed the relationship between the number of cetacean species and their ecological roles in the ocean over 50 million years of history, and provided a new quantitative framework to understand the evolutionary success of whales and dolphins. The work, published in Nature Communications, was carried out by scientists from the National Council of Scientific and Technical Research (CONICET) and t…
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