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  1. www.nytimes.com › 2024/07/08 › scienceFearsome Sharks of Today Evolved When Ancient Oceans Got Hot

    6 hours ago · “Most of the open-water sharks tend to have elongated fins, and the benthic sharks have stubbier fins,” said Lars Schmitz, a biology professor at Claremont McKenna College in California who is ...

  2. www.popsci.com › science › sharks-global-warmingWhen the ocean got hot, the sharks bulked up | Popular Science

    3 hours ago · This surge in ocean heat in the Cretaceous period came from a gush of volcanic lava that sent carbon dioxide levels skyrocketing. This created a greenhouse effect that raised ocean temperatures ...

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  4. www.investmentweek.com › evolution-im-ozean-wie-das-klimaEvolution im Ozean: Wie das Klima die Haie formte

    20 hours ago · Lars Schmitz, Biologieprofessor am Claremont McKenna College in Kalifornien und Mitautor der Studie, erklärt: „Die meisten Haie im offenen Wasser haben längliche Flossen, während die benthischen Haie stummeligere Flossen aufweisen.“