Cretaceous Forests – The Ecology Beneath Tree Bark
Updated: Apr 10
Understanding the interactions among species within an ecosystem is essential for reconstructing how ecological systems function and evolve. Fossils, however, rarely preserve such information. Most fossil records capture the morphology of individual organisms rather than the relationships those organisms maintained with other species in the same environment.
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