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Loïck Kléparski1,2, Grégory Beaugrand1, Clare Ostle2

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北海的大型海洋恐龙虫种群的数量已经减少. 气候变暖和海洋循环变化推动了恐龙生物质和生物多样性的转变,影响了北大西洋的生态系统.

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生物多样性变化变化生物多样性变化生物量减少,生物量减少.气候变化 气候变化 气候变化恐龙鞭状酸盐是什么水力动力学就是水力动力学.北向运动北向运动亚极旋转是一个次极旋转.

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