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• Name: @-Artisan • Time & Date: 20/08/2022 - 05:55 • Screenshot:https://prnt.sc/sg6Te2Dd-7Rj

Before the great extinction of the kingdom of the dinosaurs, a wave of cold brought these animals to the top of the Earth 202 million years ago. 66 million years ago, the Earth experienced one of the most catastrophic events in its history: the impact of the Chicxulub asteroid in the area of what is now the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico. This celestial body of 12 kilometers in length caused, among other things, the kingdom of the dinosaurs to come to an end. The strong blow that the Earth received gave rise to a global winter, due to all the matter that darkened the planet's atmosphere for years. Few species survived this event. However, this is not the first extinction of its kind. There are others that are known and, curiously, one of them favored the rise of the kingdom of the dinosaurs. It may interest you: This was the Cretaceous period: the era in which climate change ended the dominance of the dinosaurs The extinction that gave rise to the kingdom of the dinosaurs The Triassic-Jurassic extinction is an event that took place approximately 202 million years ago. This caused the disappearance of species that, during the Triassic period, dominated the seas and land spaces of the planet. The estimate is that 20% of marine biological families, large amphibians and most archosaurs became extinct. All this opened the way to a new reign: that of the dinosaurs. Today, thanks to recent studies, there is more certainty as to why this happened. After this extinction happened, and ended with the great reptiles that inhabited the Earth during the Triassic, the dinosaurs managed to adapt to the frigid temperatures that came after this cataclysm. This is what is explained in a study, from Columbia University, recently published in the journal Science Advances. The study explains that dinosaurs, not birds, had already developed an adaptation to the low temperatures that came after this mass extinction. Many of these had previously lived isolated in frigid environments. This not only put these animals to the test, but also led them to experience rapid adaptive power and ecological expansion in the Jurassic. With this they managed to occupy regions that were po[CENSORED]ted by the great reptiles of the Triassic. “DINOSAURS WERE IN THE COLDEST AREAS DURING THE TRIASSIC; THE KEY TO THEIR SUCCESS WAS VERY SIMPLE: THEY WERE ANIMALS ADAPTED TO THE COLD. WHEN TEMPERATURES FALLEN AROUND THE WORLD, THEY WERE READY AND OTHER ANIMALS WERE NOT,” MENTIONED PAUL OLSEN, A GEOLOGIST AT THE UNIVERSITY OF COLUMBIA AND LEAD AUTHOR OF THE STUDY. It may interest you: This app tells you which dinosaurs inhabited your city millions of years ago Volcanic activity: cause of the long Triassic-Jurassic winters The study was developed thanks to the deep excavations that were made in the desert of the Junggar basin, in northwestern China. Something that caught the attention of scientists was discovering that atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide, at that time, were around 2 thousand parts per million or more, five times the current average. This led the team of scientists to conclude that, throughout that period, temperatures must have been very high. Despite this, other models propose that the great elevations of the Earth must have experienced severe frosts. Another observation of the scientists had to do with volcanic activity. According to them, the sulfur aerosols expelled during the many volcanic eruptions got in the way of sunlight. This caused a large buildup of greenhouse gases, which in turn led to long global winters. Given these conditions, the extinction of this period occurred, ending the great reptiles and other species. Feathers and their role in survival There are studies that assert that most non-avian dinosaurs had feathers. One of these, for example, was the one published by the journal Science in 2014. It talks about a discovery made in Siberia, in which they found a dinosaur (Kulindadromeus zabaikalicus) described with these characteristics. What was interesting here was to see that this specimen did not belong to the groups already identified with plumage. Experts point out that this condition, coupled with the fact of a previous adaptation, played an important role in the survival of the dinosaurs. Even in the tropics, where there was not as much isolation as in other areas. This, in large part, was how they were able to survive in areas where they were already used to higher temperatures. https://www.ngenespanol.com/animales/reino-de-los-dinosaurios-comenzo-tras-ola-de-frio/

The stylish MG3, originally arrived in the country in 2012, has been able to stay fresh in the market thanks to very well achieved aesthetic changes and an excellent price/quality ratio. It measures just over four meters and has a 285-litre boot, a little below what the competition currently offers. It maintains its 110 Hp 1.5 engine, with a cheerful character and with consumption within the appropriate range (if you are soft when driving). Its basic equipment includes a double front airbag, ABS brakes with EBD, ISOFIX anchors and a recoil sensor, bluetooth, air conditioning and an electric pack. The multimedia system and the leather steering wheel, as well as the backup camera, the climate control and the side airbags, appear in the most equipped models. A pity, the lack of ESP. https://www.autocosmos.cl/autos/hatchbacks-compactos

Russian leader Vladimir Putin has said UN officials will be granted permission to visit and inspect the Zaporizhzhia nuclear complex. The Kremlin made the announcement after a call between Mr Putin and French President Emmanuel Macron. It came after UN chief Antonio Guterres told the BBC that he is "concerned" about the situation at the plant. He said military activity around Zaporizhzhia must end and urged Moscow to grant access to inspectors. Russia must leave nuclear power plant - UN chief The site has been under Russian occupation since early March but Ukrainian technicians still operate it under Russian direction. In a readout following the call between the French and Russian leaders, the Kremlin said Mr Putin had agreed to provide UN investigators with "the necessary assistance" to access the site. "Both leaders noted the importance" of sending the IAEA experts to the plant for an assessment of "the situation on the ground," the Kremlin said. The director-general of the UN's nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), welcomed Mr Putin's statement, and said he was willing to lead a visit to the plant himself. "In this highly volatile and fragile situation, it is of vital importance that no new action is taken that could further endanger the safety and security of one of the world's largest nuclear power plants," Rafael Grossi said. Ukrainian officials say Russia has turned the complex into an army base - deploying military equipment, weapons and about 500 troops who are using the site as a shield to attack towns across the Dnieper River. And in recent weeks the area around the facility has come under heavy artillery fire, with Kyiv and Moscow blaming each other for the attacks. On Thursday, during a meeting with Mr Guterres and Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky criticised "deliberate" Russian attacks on the power plant. Despite displaying some willingness to grant access to inspectors, Russian officials have flatly refused international demands to demilitarise the site. Ivan Nechayev, deputy director of the Russian foreign ministry's information and press department, said on Friday that such moves would leave the plant "even more vulnerable". Meanwhile, Russia submitted a letter to the UN Security Council detailing the "provocations" that it accuses Ukraine of plotting at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. The Russian mission to the UN alleged that the Ukrainians want to cause "what they believe to be a minor accident", consisting of a radiation leak, which could see Russia accused of "nuclear terrorism". The letter denied that Russian troops are storing weapons on site. It repeated an allegation that the Ukrainians have been shelling the plant. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-62613013

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Musician Name: Dizzy Dros Birthday / Location: 19 July 1989 (age 33) Casablanca, Morocco Main instrument: Vocals Musician Picture: Musician Awards & Nominations: the Best Male Artist in North Africa Best Performance: Nota moutanabbi Other Information: he is also known as Mr. Cazafonia. Dizzy DROS started to write songs and to develop his personal style in rap at the age of 17.[1] For over four years the rapper worked on different demos singles before releasing "Cazafonia". It was at the beginning of his career that DROS met Khalid Douache (DJ Key), a member of the Moroccan hip hop scene who directed the video "Cazafonia" in 2011. In September 2013, DROS performed in the music festival L'Boulevard des Jeunes Musiciens. Later on, in December 2013, Dizzy DROS performed in the Centre Culturel Renaissance in Rabat as the invited artist of the project "Fábrica de Rimas". Dizzy DROS shared stage with the Colombian rappers C15 and the Moroccan rap group H-Kayne.[2] His first album '3azzy 3ando Stylo' (33S) was released November 22, 2013. The official release took place at the Instituto Cervantes of Casablanca. The album contains 21 tracks including an intro, an outro and two skits, as well as collaborations with Moroccan rappers such as Muslim, Shayfeen, M-Doc and Would Chaab. The songs of the album dwell on the life of Moroccan urban youth.[3] Dizzy DROS has participated in TV and Radio shows. DROS was invited in January 2013 to the talk show Génération News to participate in a debate on Moroccan artists and Internet. DROS also appeared in the programs Ni9ach 2.0 and Ajial, both in the Moroccan public TV channel 2M. The rapper was featured many times in the 'Momo Morning Show' on Hit Radio and the program 'Arts Mag' in Medina FM. Dizzy DROS has also been interviewed by Moroccan written press such as the newspaper Libération.[4] On February 1, 2014, Dizzy DROS was invited to perform at the 7th Edition of the Maroc Web Awards that took place at the National Theatre Mohamed V in Rabat.[5][6][7] In 2019, Dizzy DROS gained even bigger attention by releasing "Moutanabbi", a track in which he dissed Moroccan rapper Don Bigg. Dizzy DROS voiced the character "Measurehead" in the 2019 video game, Disco Elysium

• Name: @-Artisan • Time & Date: 19/08/2022 - 04:50 • Screenshot:https://prnt.sc/QA1oK-ufmldV

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A recent study points to a region of the Asian continent as the probable nucleus of the origin of dogs The exact origin of the dogs is still unknown. To solve this mystery, researchers have been given the task of looking for clues that can clarify the matter. However, these have given inconclusive results that, apparently, open more questions than they answer. Despite this, today it can be said that dogs, due to their physiological characteristics, come from wolves. Not only that: their coexistence with humans began approximately 15,000 years ago. The study, recently published in Nature, aimed to continue exploring the gray wolf's past. In this way, they could locate the approximate region in which the origin of the dogs took place. From this, it was also expected to have a broader reference on the history of the domestication of this animal. The publication of this project has 81 authors, including specialists in genetics, archeology and anthropology. What is known about the domestication of the dog According to previous research, it can be said that the path of the human, towards a different contact with the wolf, began 15 thousand years ago, although there are estimates that this could have happened a long time ago. The most accepted theory about the domestication of the dog indicates that wolves began to approach human settlements to obtain food scraps. Over time, these predators passed on genes for more docile traits and behaviors. Faced with this change, the humans found in them good allies for hunting and guarding the camps. You are interested: Dogs can identify between familiar and foreign human languages, reveals a study Central Asia: probable nucleus of the origin of dogs The study in case was made from 72 genomes of ancient wolves that, together, cover the last 100 thousand years of this species. This was possible thanks to the bones and specimens donated by archaeologists from 18 institutions in 16 countries. To reach the conclusions, the scientists had to compare the genome of the wolves studied with that of modern and ancient dogs. “THE GOAL WAS TO BUILD A LARGE MAP OF THE WOLF'S ANCESTORS, THE WOLF'S GENETICS, AROUND THE TIME OF DOMESTICATION. THEN WE TAKE THE DOG PUZZLE PIECE AND PUT IT INTO THE BIG PUZZLE AND SEE WHERE IT FITS IN,” SKOGLUND, LEAD AUTHOR OF THE INVESTIGATION, SAID FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES. The results of this research yielded data of interest that will help guide future work on this line. One, which was key in this project, was reducing the geographic space of the probable origin of the dog. According to this, current dogs come from two main po[CENSORED]tions: one in Europe and the other in Central Asia. The relevance of this discovery was to note that the dogs that are known today come mainly from the second group. You are interested: 8 common diseases in dogs and how they manifest Domestication, an event of double origin The latter leads us to suspect that the domestication of the dog could have originated in two places in the world, which would rule out the theory that it occurred only in one po[CENSORED]tion and then spread to other areas. This is not entirely new: Larson, a scientist who has studied this topic before, had mentioned that domestication could have a double origin. On the other hand, until before this research, it was believed that there was an intermediate species between the dog and the wolf, since the ancestry of the former did not entirely coincide with that of the latter. Now, thanks to the results, it can be said that this is not necessarily true, since the homogenization of the wolf's ancestry could hide previous relationships with dogs. Important findings for the knowledge of wolves Part of the findings helped to have a better understanding of wolves. The researchers were able to see that no matter where they came from, these mammals were genetically very similar to each other. This in itself allows for a broader idea of the extent to which the wolves moved and mixed. This could have been closely related to the fact that wolves managed to survive the last ice age. The authors consider that, in effect, this global and constantly moving po[CENSORED]tion had better resources, thanks to proven behaviors, to survive that period. https://www.ngenespanol.com/animales/estudio-ayuda-a-conocer-origen-de-los-perros/

This B-segment hatchback is manufactured in Mexico, measures 4.06 meters long and 1.69 meters wide, offering a 220-liter trunk capacity. It is marketed in five versions, all with the 1.5-liter four-cylinder aspirated engine, which delivers 106 Hp and 139 Nm of torque, and is associated with six-speed mechanical and automatic gearboxes. The equipment levels are three (S, V and GT), and it offers two airbags as standard, ABS brakes, stability control, bluetooth, air conditioning and a complete electrical kit, among the main things. https://www.autocosmos.cl/autos/hatchbacks-compactos