龟类动物的进化优势使它们很容易在人类世灭绝

Rongping Bu, Tien M. Lee, Haitao Shi
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龟类动物已经生存了2亿多年。龟壳的独特形态证明了它们在数百万年的自然选择压力下幸存下来,并取得了持久的成功。不幸的是,曾经确保它们生存的特征和策略——包括它们的外壳、强大的环境耐受性、长寿命和依赖温度的性别决定——正在变成劣势,尤其是在人类世。这篇文章概述了这个进化的成功故事是如何处于灭绝危机的边缘的。
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The evolutionary advantages of chelonians are making them vulnerable to extinction in the Anthropocene
      龟类的演化优势反使其在人类世容易灭绝

The evolutionary advantages of chelonians are making them vulnerable to extinction in the Anthropocene 龟类的演化优势反使其在人类世容易灭绝

Chelonians have survived for more than 200 million years. The distinct form of the chelonian shell stands as a testament to their enduring success, having survived millions of years of natural selection pressures. Unfortunately, traits and strategies that once ensured their survival—including their shell, strong environmental tolerance, long lifespan, and temperature-dependent sex determination—are turning into disadvantages, particularly in the Anthropocene. This article outlines how this evolutionary success story is now on the brink of an extinction crisis.

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