Post by tobirolo on Nov 16, 2017 13:42:42 GMT -8
To simplify, I have a research paper due next week in my Biology class discussing the evolution of a present-day species, and I've decided to do it on gerbils (for both the easy comparison to modern-day Mongolian gerbils that I have personal experience with, and my satisfied interest in wanting to learn more about them).
Our outlines for the paper are due tomorrow, however, and while I was browsing online for information I couldn't seem to find any resources discussing their evolution, nevermind reliable or in-depth ones at that. So I was hoping I could have some help! Does anyone here have any information/resources I could look into?
If I don't have enough information gathered within a few hours (I'll keep looking on my own, believe me, I'm not trying to have other people do all the work!) then I'll change the topic species. But regardless, I would still love to learn more about them and their evolution. So any replies would be wonderful.
Note: My teacher would prefer I use scientific journal articles, government websites, university websites etc. as they are reliable references, but she usually isn't too picky, so anything really works so long as it's credible. The only big no-no is, of course, Wikipedia.
Our outlines for the paper are due tomorrow, however, and while I was browsing online for information I couldn't seem to find any resources discussing their evolution, nevermind reliable or in-depth ones at that. So I was hoping I could have some help! Does anyone here have any information/resources I could look into?
If I don't have enough information gathered within a few hours (I'll keep looking on my own, believe me, I'm not trying to have other people do all the work!) then I'll change the topic species. But regardless, I would still love to learn more about them and their evolution. So any replies would be wonderful.
Note: My teacher would prefer I use scientific journal articles, government websites, university websites etc. as they are reliable references, but she usually isn't too picky, so anything really works so long as it's credible. The only big no-no is, of course, Wikipedia.
