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The Expanse Science: When Species Discover New Habitats

The Expanse Science: When Species Discover New Habitats

Released Monday, 30th December 2019
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The Expanse Science: When Species Discover New Habitats

The Expanse Science: When Species Discover New Habitats

The Expanse Science: When Species Discover New Habitats

The Expanse Science: When Species Discover New Habitats

Monday, 30th December 2019
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In this episode, we dive into The Expanse season 4 and its many layers. As humans travel farther than ever before, to a new world - new evolutionary opportunities arise. And pitfalls. Rutger and Gil break down the evolutionary opportunities and pitfalls that await organisms that move to new habitats. In our own world, new environments sometimes open up either because they suddenly appear - like volcanic islands rising up from the ocean floor - or because key innovations in the evolution of a lineage make the environment accessible. For example, when a lineage evolves the ability to fly and the skies open up. In The Expanse, a whole universe of different planets has suddenly opened up. What might that mean for humans if they radiate outward into this vast space? And what about the organisms they might bring along? What do bats have to do with it? And jellyfish in the Mediterranean?

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