Titlebook: Extinctions in Near Time; Causes, Contexts, an Ross D. E. MacPhee Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1999 Homo sapiens.Mamm

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Industrie vor dem Quantensprungand geographic pattern all make good sense according to the anthropogenic model, and no sense at all otherwise. To my eyes, this assessment is so clear-cut that further “tests” (e.g., Beck, 1996) are not really necessary.

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,Putting North America’s End-Pleistocene Megafaunal Extinction in Context,and geographic pattern all make good sense according to the anthropogenic model, and no sense at all otherwise. To my eyes, this assessment is so clear-cut that further “tests” (e.g., Beck, 1996) are not really necessary.

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Versicherbarkeitsentscheidungench are partly on and partly off the continental shelf, New Zealand is so remote that despite zoogeographic and geotectonic evidence of a considerable antiquity, it lacked nonvolant land mammals when humans and their commensals colonized 700 years ago.

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Introduced Predators and Avifaunal Extinction in New Zealand,ch are partly on and partly off the continental shelf, New Zealand is so remote that despite zoogeographic and geotectonic evidence of a considerable antiquity, it lacked nonvolant land mammals when humans and their commensals colonized 700 years ago.

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,Requiem ?ternam, it marks the point at which empirical knowledge of the planet began to burgeon exponentially. These two factors, linked for both good and ill for the past half-millennium, have affected every aspect of life on earth, and are thus fitting subjects to commemorate in a record such as this.

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,Cretaceous Meteor Showers, the Human Ecological “Niche,” and the Sixth Extinction,at it took a full century and a half since the publication of Cuvier’s (1812) monograph detailing successive episodes of extinction and consequent biotic rebounds—rebounds that modern science attributes to evolution, but that Cuvier understood as separate acts of Creation—for the importance of extin

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Prehistoric Extinctions on Islands and Continents,xamples, rivals pulsing ice sheets and fluctuating sea levels in being a hallmark of the Quaternary. To these more familiar examples of late Quaternary extinction (LQE), younger fossils recently recovered from oceanic islands, including bird and land snail taxa from the Pacific and various endemic t

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The Interaction of Humans, Megaherbivores, and Habitats in the Late Pleistocene Extinction Event,ze, (2) the severity of the extinctions varied markedly between continents, and (3) extinctions were associated in time with the appearance of humans, and also with a period of climatic and hence habitat change (Owen-Smith, 1987). Causal explanations must be judged by their ability to predict these

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The Power of Pleistocene Hunter-Gatherers,These early people may have been at least partly responsible for the extinctions (Martin and Klein, 1984). In this chapter we address some questions about Paleoindian foraging and the possible effect it had on mammoth populations. We also offer suggestions about the nature of the debate that has con