Angela Zhang
speaker
440 appearances
6 recordings
2 series
first heard Jul 2023
last heard 9 Sep
Angela Zhang’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Catherine said to, quote, know your air by checking your local air quality on your weather app.
And then during wildfires or smoggy days, keep your windows closed and buy or make your own air purifiers.
And then lastly, don't make your indoor air worse.
So skip the candles and gas stoves if you can.
Yeah, so you can picture a nearly 750-mile-long stretch of whale fossils.
These are bones that are shaped like chimneys or even giant cigars.
And the oldest fossils were 5.3 million years old.
That's pretty old.
One reason offered by the lead author Xiao Tongping, based at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, may have to do with the shape of the seafloor in this part of the world, or maybe even the currents that are around it.
Where is this going, Angela?
All right, so we've got to go back in time to the Pleistocene Epoch.
This is one of the most critical turning points in Earth's history because starting around 12,000 years ago, Earth went from chaotic cycles, so ice, warm spells back to ice, to the Holocene, which is our current epoch.
That's ancient DNA researcher Mikkel Winter-Peterson.
And what an image, right?
He didn't work on this paper, but he says squirrels would have eaten really anything.
Plants, insects, and even the remains of animals bigger than them.
So archiving their DNA, if you will.
In their waste.
In their waste.
That's the archiving.
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