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Biology, 26.06.2020 15:01 Jana1517

Why do you think it's important for scientists to study Earth's past climates? What information
are scientists likely to gain from investigating the
Earth's past? Since the data obtained by
paleoclimatologists is not based on direct
observations, can their discoveries and models
be trusted? Why or why not?

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