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The group's engagement revolves around questioning the evidence for early land colonization by fungi and plants, with examples like the inquiry about sedimentary records and the importance of symbiosis in lichens, which highlight a curiosity driven by the publication's implications. The tone balances scientific inquiry with some skepticism, emphasizing the importance of fossil and molecular evidence.
The posts show a mix of curiosity and skepticism, with some questions about the evidence and timelines, leading to a neutral agreement level.
There is moderate interest reflected by questions about land colonization and symbiosis, indicating curiosity about the topic.
Posts engage with the scientific discussion by raising questions and sharing ideas, suggesting moderate depth of involvement.
Overall, the discussions do not seem to have significant influence but contribute to ongoing scientific curiosity.
Uneducated #Paleontology question: is there evidence in the sedimentary record of land plants before the Paleozoic? What about fungi? Related, if not, why do folks hypothesize the lack or preservation? https://t.co/vePm5S6EuU
@BANDO_300 @garshmo @loversinfilm Plants and fungi symbiosis (like lichen) is where it's at. It's actually probable that they colonized the land at the same time, instead of fungi being way ahead of plants. Source: https://t.co/4MAjwR2AFC I mean, lichen grow fine on bare rocks, that's some hardy organism.
RT @CosyNomad: Uneducated #Paleontology question: is there evidence in the sedimentary record of land plants before the Paleozoic? What ab…
RT @CosyNomad: Uneducated #Paleontology question: is there evidence in the sedimentary record of land plants before the Paleozoic? What ab…
RT @CosyNomad: Uneducated #Paleontology question: is there evidence in the sedimentary record of land plants before the Paleozoic? What ab…
RT @CosyNomad: Uneducated #Paleontology question: is there evidence in the sedimentary record of land plants before the Paleozoic? What ab…
The move of bacteria, algae, fungi, and early plants to land caused major climate changes and mass extinctions. Molecular evidence suggests fungi and plants began colonizing land around 600 million years ago…
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RT @CosyNomad: Uneducated #Paleontology question: is there evidence in the sedimentary record of land plants before the Paleozoic? What ab…
RT @CosyNomad: Uneducated #Paleontology question: is there evidence in the sedimentary record of land plants before the Paleozoic? What ab…
RT @CosyNomad: Uneducated #Paleontology question: is there evidence in the sedimentary record of land plants before the Paleozoic? What ab…
RT @CosyNomad: Uneducated #Paleontology question: is there evidence in the sedimentary record of land plants before the Paleozoic? What ab…
Uneducated #Paleontology question: is there evidence in the sedimentary record of land plants before the Paleozoic? What about fungi? Related, if not, why do folks hypothesize the lack or preservation? https://t.co/vePm5S6EuU
@BANDO_300 @garshmo @loversinfilm Plants and fungi symbiosis (like lichen) is where it's at. It's actually probable that they colonized the land at the same time, instead of fungi being way ahead of plants. Source: https://t.co/4MAjwR2AFC I mean, lichen grow fine on bare rocks, that's some hardy organism.
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... 10.1126/science.1061457. Aber ihr Einwand mit mariner Karbonate hat natürlich was für sich... ;-). mehr anzeigen. Antworten. Sehr lesenswert
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