[PDF.29yp] The Second-Order Predation Hypothesis of Pleistocene Extinctions: A System Dynamics Model

The Second-Order Predation Hypothesis of Pleistocene Extinctions: A System Dynamics Model

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 | #2568178 in Books |  2009-01-21 | Original language:English |  8.66 x.36 x5.91l, | File type: PDF | 156 pages

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||1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.| The Second-Order Predation Hypothesis of Pleistocene Extinctions: A System Dynamics Model|By Nancy|For researchers interested in the end-Pleistocene extinctions, the search for causality can be very frustrating. It is an unusual set of extinctions in terms of the animals it affected and major, well-documented climatic change, but also because it is the first of all the mass ext|About the Author|Ph.D. Geobiology, George Washington University; Ph.D. Engineering Management, Old Dominion University; teaching: Cybernetics and Systems, San Jose State University; Research Interests: Paleoarchaeology, Ice Age Extinctions, Evolution of ecosyst

The end of the last Ice Age (Pleistocene) saw: 1) significant climate and vegetation changes, 2) the introduction of humans to the New World, and 3) major megafaunal extinctions. The leading theories of these extinctions ¿ climate change and overkill ¿ are inadequate neither explains why: 1) ruminants survived better than non-ruminants; 2) many mammal species were diminished in size; or 3) why vegetative environments shifted. Climate change does not explain...

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