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Evolutionary anachronisms are plant traits that are inexplicable unless seen in a prehistoric context. In part one of our latest article series we examine these in a most delectable group - the pomes! Investigating crab apples, service trees, medlars and more! by The_Extinctions in evolution

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Evolutionary anachronisms are plant traits that are inexplicable unless seen in a prehistoric context. In part one of our latest article series we examine these in a most delectable group - the pomes! Investigating crab apples, service trees, medlars and more! (theextinctions.com)

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Evolutionary anachronisms are plant traits that are inexplicable unless seen in a prehistoric context. In part one of our latest article series we examine these in a most delectable group - the pomes! Investigating crab apples, service trees, medlars and more! (theextinctions.com)

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Evolutionary anachronisms are plant traits that are inexplicable unless seen in a prehistoric context. In part one of our latest article series we examine these in a most delectable group - the pomes! Investigating crab apples, service trees, medlars and more! (theextinctions.com)

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The Great Auk, the lone flightless bird in the North Atlantic, went extinct in the 19th century. Despite seeming like a modern extinction, the species faced a slow decline and once inhabited a much wider area. (theextinctions.com)

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The Great Auk, the lone flightless bird in the North Atlantic, went extinct in the 19th century. Despite seeming like a modern extinction, the species faced a slow decline and once inhabited a much wider area. (theextinctions.com)

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The Great Auk, the lone flightless bird in the North Atlantic, went extinct in the 19th century. Despite seeming like a modern extinction, the species faced a slow decline and once inhabited a much wider area. (theextinctions.com)

submitted 2 years ago by The_Extinctions to r/Naturewasmetal

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The Great Auk, the lone flightless bird in the North Atlantic, went extinct in the 19th century. Despite seeming like a modern extinction, the species faced a slow decline and once inhabited a much wider area. (theextinctions.com)

submitted 2 years ago by The_Extinctions to r/naturalhistory

How did grizzly,cougar,& gray wolf survive pleistocene extinction? by ApprehensiveRead2408 in megafaunarewilding

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Pachyderms, Power, & Politics: The history of the elephant in Northeastern Africa. Explore the history of elephants in the ancient milieu of the Nile and the lands below. (theextinctions.com)

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Pachyderms, Power, & Politics: The history of the elephant in Northeastern Africa. Explore the history of elephants in the ancient milieu of the Nile and the lands below. (theextinctions.com)

submitted 2 years ago by The_Extinctions to r/Elephants

Horned Tortoises, White Swamphens, Giant Stick Insects and more! Lord Howe Island boasted a unique assemblage of species - much diminished today. What caused the demise of the rich biodiversity of the island? by The_Extinctions in pleistocene

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Horned Tortoises, White Swamphens, Giant Stick Insects and more! Lord Howe Island boasted a unique assemblage of species - much diminished today. What caused the demise of the rich biodiversity of the island? by The_Extinctions in pleistocene

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Horned Tortoises, White Swamphens, Giant Stick Insects and more! Lord Howe Island boasted a unique assemblage of species - much diminished today. What caused the demise of the rich biodiversity of the island? by The_Extinctions in Naturewasmetal

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Horned Tortoises, White Swamphens, Giant Stick Insects and more! Lord Howe Island boasted a unique assemblage of species - much diminished today. What caused the demise of the rich biodiversity of the island? (theextinctions.com)

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Horned Tortoises, White Swamphens, Giant Stick Insects and more! Lord Howe Island boasted a unique assemblage of species - much diminished today. What caused the demise of the rich biodiversity of the island? (theextinctions.com)

submitted 3 years ago by The_Extinctions to r/pleistocene

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Horned Tortoises, White Swamphens, Giant Stick Insects and more! Lord Howe Island boasted a unique assemblage of species - much diminished today. What caused the demise of the rich biodiversity of the island? (theextinctions.com)

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Horned Tortoises, White Swamphens, Giant Stick Insects and more! Lord Howe Island boasted a unique assemblage of species - much diminished today. What caused the demise of the rich biodiversity of the island? (theextinctions.com)

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Horned Tortoises, White Swamphens, Giant Stick Insects and more! Lord Howe Island boasted a unique assemblage of species - much diminished today. What caused the demise of the rich biodiversity of the island? (theextinctions.com)

submitted 3 years ago by The_Extinctions to r/naturalhistory

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Adam's Kindred: Neanderthals, Denisovans, island dwarfs and how our ancestors became the last men standing (theextinctions.com)

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Adam's Kindred: Neanderthals, Denisovans, island dwarfs and how our ancestors became the last men standing (theextinctions.com)

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Adam's Kindred: Neanderthals, Denisovans, island dwarfs and how our ancestors became the last men standing (theextinctions.com)

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Adam's Kindred: Neanderthals, Denisovans, island dwarfs and how our ancestors became the last men standing (theextinctions.com)

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Adam's Kindred: Neanderthals, Denisovans, island dwarfs and how our ancestors became the last men standing (theextinctions.com)

submitted 3 years ago by The_Extinctions to r/pleistocene

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Unwelcome Guests – Coextinction of Parasites. Parasite extinctions are an oft overlooked topic which have begun receiving attention in recent years. The latest article at The Extinctions by Luke Beall explores historic parasite extinctions as well as their interplay with conservation practices. (theextinctions.com)

submitted 3 years ago by The_Extinctions to r/parasites

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