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Death in the slow lane

Marcel Cardillo () and Adrian Lister ()
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Marcel Cardillo: Imperial College
Adrian Lister: University College London

Nature, 2002, vol. 419, issue 6906, 440-441

Abstract: Were the Late Pleistocene extinctions of large mammals the result of climate change or big-game hunting by humans? Reconstructing the biology of extinct species provides clues to the answer.

Date: 2002
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