03/18/2009 - Discovery of Strong Cycles in Fossil Diversity

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Richard Muller , Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, UC Berkeley Richard Muller and his collaborators have recently analyzed the most complete record of marine animal fossils ever compiled, the "Compendium" of Jack Sepkoski, w...

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