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Analysis of ancient seabed rocks from disparate locations reveal that life did not rebound until anoxia had fully ebbed.
Stanford scientists have found that chronically low levels of oxygen throughout the oceans hampered the recovery of life after the Permian-Triassic extinction, the most...
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Neanderthals, longtime residents of Earth, eventually disappeared after the arrival of humans. Stanford researchers, armed with mathematical models, suggest that our higher level of cultural organization may have allowed us to eventually overwhelm the Neanderthals.
The research team included...
The Stanford trustees announced that Marc Tessier-Lavigne, president of The Rockefeller University and former Stanford faculty member, will be the 11th president. He will assume the role September 1.
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The Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment welcomes 20 fellows to join the 2016 cohort of the Rising Environmental Leaders Program (RELP).
