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Look: Primate relative shows how ancient animals adapted to climate changes
Migration is key.
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52 million years ago, the Arctic was not the frozen tundra we know today.
Instead of snow and ice, it was covered with lush forests and swamplands.
Several quick periods of global warming, called hyperthermals, happened during the Eocene period and drastically changed the landscape.
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