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Stuart Pimm ()
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Stuart Pimm: Nicholas School of the Environment, Duke University

Nature, 2003, vol. 426, issue 6964, 235-236

Abstract: The dodo is most certainly dead. But when did the species finally disappear? A statistical approach allows estimation of the date, and could be applied to other extinctions, both past and present.

Date: 2003
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