Why aquatic mammals need to be
big, but not too big
Date: March 26, 2018
Source: Stanford's School of Earth, Energy &
Environmental Sciences
Summary:
Examining body sizes of ancient
and modern aquatic mammals and their terrestrial counterparts reveals that life
in water restricts mammals to a narrow range of body sizes -- big enough to
stay warm, but not so big they can't find enough food.
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