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Scientists discover Europe's ancient forests were nothing like we imagined

Headline via ScienceDaily · first report 7 Nov, 15:14 IST, latest 7 Nov, 15:14 IST

The Persian Gulf at night, seen from the International Space Station
Representational image · The Persian Gulf at night, seen from the International Space Station · NASA / Wikimedia Commons, Public domain

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About EuropeClimateScience 7 Nov 2026

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