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Measures on Complete Metric Spacesose at the end of Permian and Cretaceous have long provided the punctuations that geologists and paleontologists use to divide the geological periods. A challenging question in conservation science is whether the processes affecting extinction rates today are helpful in interpreting extinction in th

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Some Notable Classes of Uniform Spacesof what the archipelago once supported. In fact, it is estimated that over two thirds of Hawaii’s forest bird species have gone extinct since human contact (Freed, Conant, and Fleisher 1987; Jacobi and Atkinson 1994). Few faunas on Earth and no other island avifauna have experienced as many recent e