This book introduces readers to the great mammal extinction debate in Australia.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
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Preface and Acknowledgments Glossary 1. Introduction - a brief history of Australian mammals Part I. Mammals and People in Ice-Age Australia - 2.6 Million to 10,000 Years Ago: 2. The Pleistocene Megafauna 3. What caused the Megafauna extinctions? 150 years of debate 4. Two dating problems - human arrival and Megafauna extinction 5. The changing environment of Late Pleistocene Australia 6. Testing hypotheses on Megafauna extinction 7. The aftermath: ecology consequences of Megafauna extinction Part II. The Late Pre-Historic Period - 10,000 to 200 Years Ago 8. Environmental change and human history in aboriginal Australia 9. Dingoes, people, and other mammals in Holocene Australia Part III. Europeans and Their New Mammals - The Last 200 Years 10. Mammal extinction in European Australia 11. What caused the recent extinctions? 12 Interaction: rabbits, sheep and dingoes 13. Conclusions - the history in review.
Preface and Acknowledgments Glossary 1. Introduction - a brief history of Australian mammals Part I. Mammals and People in Ice-Age Australia - 2.6 Million to 10,000 Years Ago: 2. The Pleistocene Megafauna 3. What caused the Megafauna extinctions? 150 years of debate 4. Two dating problems - human arrival and Megafauna extinction 5. The changing environment of Late Pleistocene Australia 6. Testing hypotheses on Megafauna extinction 7. The aftermath: ecology consequences of Megafauna extinction Part II. The Late Pre-Historic Period - 10,000 to 200 Years Ago 8. Environmental change and human history in aboriginal Australia 9. Dingoes, people, and other mammals in Holocene Australia Part III. Europeans and Their New Mammals - The Last 200 Years 10. Mammal extinction in European Australia 11. What caused the recent extinctions? 12 Interaction: rabbits, sheep and dingoes 13. Conclusions - the history in review.
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