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Bruce S Lieberman

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Writer: Science, Environment, Higher Education Editor: Government Policy & Communications
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Editorial: How Large Igneous Provinces (LIPs) during the Triassic shaped modern-day ecosystems

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By Dal Corso, Bruce S Lieberman
| Frontiers
The Triassic (250–200 Ma) was an extremely intriguing period in Earth’s history, marked by profound changes in ocean and land biota, which laid the foundations of modern-style ecosystems. Notably, the roots of Homo sapiens go back deep into the Triassic, when the first mammals appeared. The biological changes are marked by three major events.
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Editorial: A fossil view of insect evolution: integrating paleontological evidence to explore the origins of insect biodiversity

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By Bruce S Lieberman
| Frontiers
Introduction In 2025, 180 years will have elapsed since the publication of the first treatise on fossil insects, the History of the Fossil Insects in the Secondary Rocks of England published by the English rector Peter Bellinger Brodie in 1845.
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Editorial: New perspectives on living fossils

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By Bruce S Lieberman
| Frontiers
Scott Lidgard1* and Alan C. Love2 1Negaunee Integrative Research Center, Field Museum, Chicago, IL, United States 2Department of Philosophy and Minnesota Center for Philosophy of Science, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, United States Hesitation: the controversy What is it about “living fossils” that triggers dissatisfaction among scientists?
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