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Been feeling nostalgic recently… so I drew some of the wildflowers I saw often in my childhood, while playing and catching bugs hehe. Remembering them gives me warm fuzzies, and I can tell those days were the basis for who I would be today. - - - Artwork © 2022 Sloan || Do not use under any circumstance. Check my carrd for links, my redbubble shop, and commission info!
Drosera spatulata
c. 1880
River Plym Dartmoor UK
by heydavina
The first chromosome level genome sequences for great hammerhead and shortfin mako sharks have shown that both species have experienced major population declines over a 250,000-year history. Low genetic diversity and signs of inbreeding are concerning for Critically Endangered great hammerhead sharks, whose overfished populations have plummeted. With higher levels of genetic diversity, shortfin mako sharks may be more resilient to environmental change; that is, if the current fishing pressure on them is substantially reduced.
The first chromosome level genome sequences for great hammerhead and shortfin mako sharks have shown that both species have experienced major population declines over a 250,000-year history. Low genetic diversity and signs of inbreeding are concerning for Critically Endangered great hammerhead sharks, whose overfished populations have plummeted. With higher levels of genetic diversity, shortfin mako sharks may be more resilient to environmental change; that is, if the current fishing pressure on them is substantially reduced.
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