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New Zealand’s fossil record suggests more species lived in warmer waters. But the current rate of warming may break this pattern

  • Written by: Tom Womack, PhD Candidate, Te Herenga Waka — Victoria University of Wellington
New Zealand’s fossil record suggests more species lived in warmer waters. But the current rate of warming may break this patternTom Womack, CC BY-NC-SADiffedrent types of marine organisms found in New Zealand.Marine organisms found in New Zealand’s past and present coastal waters.Tom Womack, CC BY-ND

New Zealand may be relatively small, but its fossil record reveals a globally important ecological relationship between the number of species, their role in the ecosystem and ocean temperatures.

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