Mini series on the work of the TERSANE research unit on Temperature related stresses as a unifying principle in ancient extinctions
| Video 1: Climate change and mass extinctions in Earth history | Video 2: Organisms and their responses to climate change | Video 3: How to fight climate change with CCAT |
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| This video introduces past episodes of catastrophic climate warming events and shows how geoscientists find out about environmental conditions in the deep geological past. |
This video shows you three ways in which organisms respond to climate warming, both in the past and the present. | This video shows you five science-approved actions, every individual can take to lessen the future impact of climate change. |
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Directed and produced by Paulina Nätscher, Chair of Paleobiology, GZN Erlangen.
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