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Tunnels in time : the discovery, ecology & extinction of Australia's marsupial megafauna / Lyndall Dawson.
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9780646817378
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Dawson, Lyndall
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Tunnels in time : the discovery, ecology & extinction of Australia's marsupial megafauna / Lyndall Dawson.
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Austinmer, NSW : Lyndall Dawson, ©2020.
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Description
xii, 164 pages : illustrations, maps ; 25 cm.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Summary
"Tunnels in time tells the story of fossil bones of giant animals found in caves, lake beds and riverbeds across Australia. These bones fascinated 'natural philosophers' of the past and continue to stimulate intense scientific debate today. Inevitably, it is a story of extinctions, first of a vibrant rainforest fauna that existed 10 million years ago, then of the more recent demise of the megafauna, the giant herbivores and carnivores that roamed this land during the Pleistocene era. For the first time this book brings together 200 years of fiery debate and research seeking the cause of those extinctions. It tells of how 20 million years of changing climates and then arrival of Aboriginal people impacted on ecosystems in Australia, the 'different' continent. Past and current research is explained with as little technical language as possible and brought to life with anecdotes and stories. Change is, and always has been, part of nature. We humans are now the cause of unusually rapid environmental change. The insight gained from deep time provides a framework for the thinking and action of people who care for, appreciate and enjoy the Australian natural environment" -- Back cover.
Subjects
Marsupials -- Australia
Paleontology -- Australia
Climatic changes -- Australia
Extinct mammals -- Australia
Extinction (Biology) -- Australia
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2021.204
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