These terrestrial adaptations include aerial respiration, higher ammonia tolerance, modification of aerial vision and terrestrial locomotion using modified pectoral fins. However, very little is ...

This evolutionary tipping point, once crossed, closes the path to terrestrial adaptation, leaving them biologically anchored to the ocean for good. Led by Bruna Farina, a doctoral candidate at the ...

Lower sea levels back then could have exposed enough land to walk across. “Adaptations to a terrestrial lifestyle documented for sebecids and the chronology of West Indian fossils strongly ...

In terrestrial mammals ... keratin composition due to so-called "alternative splicing" keratin K10 mRNA and adaptations of keratin gene sets in terrestrial mammals. However, an entire remodeling ...

Researchers discovered that the adaptations that allowed these animals to live in water have passed an evolutionary threshold that marks the point of no return to terrestrial life. Between 350 ...