The decline of Africa's largest mammals: Although the scale of ongoing anthropogenic ecological disruptions is unprecedented, human-driven extinctions are not new: There is strong evidence that humans played a major role in the wave of megafaunal losses at the end of the Pleistocene - discu.eu

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The decline of Africa's largest mammals: Although the scale of ongoing anthropogenic ecological disruptions is unprecedented, human-driven extinctions are not new: There is strong evidence that humans played a major role in the wave of megafaunal losses at the end of the Pleistocene http://science.sciencemag.org/content/362/6417/892 14 comments 23/11/2018 science

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