During much of the Paleocene and early Eocene, the global mean temperature appears to have risen by as much as 5-8°C to an average temperature as high as 73°F. (today's globa average is shy of 60°F.) This may have resulted from a massive release of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, at least doubling or possibly even quadrupling the background concentrations. During such periods of warming, organisms would likely have adapted by producing and -chain fatty acids in order to increase their Tm. wont GREENLAND 85 56 million years ago Cartoon by Emily Greenhalgh NOAA Cimago O More saturated; longer O Less saturated; shorter O Less saturated; longer O More saturated; shorter
During much of the Paleocene and early Eocene, the global mean temperature appears to have risen by as much as 5-8°C to an average temperature as high as 73°F. (today's globa average is shy of 60°F.) This may have resulted from a massive release of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, at least doubling or possibly even quadrupling the background concentrations. During such periods of warming, organisms would likely have adapted by producing and -chain fatty acids in order to increase their Tm. wont GREENLAND 85 56 million years ago Cartoon by Emily Greenhalgh NOAA Cimago O More saturated; longer O Less saturated; shorter O Less saturated; longer O More saturated; shorter
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During much of the Paleocene and early Eocene, the global mean temperature appears to have risen by as much as 5-8°C to an average temperature as high as 73°F. (today's globa
average is shy of 60°F.) This may have resulted from a massive release of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, at least doubling or possibly even quadrupling the background
concentrations. During such periods of warming, organisms would likely have adapted by producing
and
-chain fatty acids in order to increase their Tm.
GREENLAND
89
56 million years ago
Cartoon by Emily Greenhalgh, NOAA Cimate gov
O More saturated; longer
O Less saturated; shorter
O Less saturated; longer
O More saturated; shorter
QUESTION 19
This molecule is an example of a:
H,C-o
OH
HC-O
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