Fungal Infections and Extinction
A fascinating hypothesis emerges about the role of fungal infections in the extinction of dinosaurs and the rise of mammals. Ectotherms struggled to survive due to their inability to regulate body temperature, while endotherms thrived, showcasing the advantages of internal embryo development. This discussion highlights the often-overlooked impact of parasitism and infections on ecosystems, prompting a reevaluation of ecological research.In this clip
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Ep 125 Blastomycosis: How fungus became amongus
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