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by labster
1655 days ago
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I’m kind of miffed that he didn’t include humans in the list of megafauna. Certainly Americans are over 100 pounds. Being an anachronistic species is not necessarily an inevitable decline. I have a magnolia tree in my front yard — the leaves and petals are frustratingly indestructible, because it was once beetle-pollinated long before bees existed. I wonder how many anachronistic species will do well in the future changed climate. I know dawn redwood has a small range now, in China, but their fossils are found in Alaska. |
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