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119,959 Views • Nov 13, 2023 • Click to toggle off description
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In New Zealand, Fish Are Helping Scientists Find Gold - Eos
Genes meet geology: fish phylogeographic pattern reflects ancient, rather than modern, drainage connections
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Miocene-Holocene river drainage evolution in Southland, New Zealand, deduced from fish genetics, detrital gold and geology
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
I once read that birds can occasionally introduce fish to a new ecosystem by having fertized fish eggs stuck to their talons when they land in a new water source or when a caught fish wiggles loose from their grasp.
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Omg, get her a mic.
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girl u need a better microphone setup and a pop filter! the audio is tinny and thin
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Great content, but her audio is distracting. Too high pitched, very sharp /s/ sounds
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here in the Netherlands are waterbirds well known for fisheggs to stick to there feet and carrying them to other waterbodies
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your fit in this gives "friendly witchy aunt" and it's GIVING. absolutely 💯, our goth science queen 👑😂
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Girl you need a sound booth. Love the videos but holy echoooo
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Please use a mic! Even a cheap one would be better than nothing. I can't understand with the echoing voice. The Youtube captions are ok, but the captions put on the video by Scishow are blurry/low res.
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It's always good to learn more about my own country
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That guy 10,000 years ago who released his pet fish in a random river: 💀
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Mataura, not matura lol
- born and bred Kiwi
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Those scientists are wrong. I put those fish there. Lol.
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that's fascinating.
and you're mesmerizing.
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Maybe the fish can fly.
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I was thinking fish bones.
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Boutta throw some fish in a dry area and see if the start swimming
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omg i love ur hair :D
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Interesting!
(By the way, if you record in a less echoing space, and leave a hair of space between words, your presentation will reach more people.)
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This is so cool
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@bigpurplepops
8 months ago
It’s so interesting being able to look at geologically recent events separating two populations and say: “You’ll be different species in time”. Gives perspective on how long history really goes.
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