Joy Moses-Hall
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Joy Moses-Hall: On the origin of habitats by means of natural progression (opens the original)
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To visit the Galapagos Islands is to travel a transformative trail, wander a wake of water and wind, live a lineage of lava and lichens, visit a voyagement of vessels and deploy a Darwinian displacement. Blue-footed boobies, blue-billed-but-red-footed boobies, Darwinâs finches, giant tortoises: The Galapagos species enumerated by naturalist Charles Darwin in 1859 originated elsewhere in the world, then recast to suit the specific conditions of the islands on which they now flourish. The Galapa
Joy Moses-Hall: Leaving nothing but footprints (opens the original)
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Two hundred million years ago, dinosaurs were running amok in North American muck. Unlock the rest of the article with a new subscription. Your support strengthens local journalism. Subscribe now for full access to local reporting, breaking news, and more. Joy Moses-Hall teaches physics and astronomy at Pitt Community College. She has a PhD in oceanography and is the author of the novel “Wretched Refuge.” Subscribe at apieceofthecontinent.net or follow on Instagram @joy.9181.
Joy Moses-Hall: Engineered tiers over the years (opens the original)
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The United States of America is a proud 250 years old. But the American continents have been around for a much longer time and have been populated by paleo-American societies for thousands of years. As the most recent ice age 20,000 years ago reduced sea levels, holding in glacial storage hundreds of feet of ocean waters, people migrated across the exposed ocean floor from Asia to the Americas, each leaving a successive layer of civilization on top of those that came before. In North American Co
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