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A short review of the roles of climate and man in mammal extinctions during the Anthropocene (Articolo in rivista)
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- A short review of the roles of climate and man in mammal extinctions during the Anthropocene (Articolo in rivista) (literal)
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- 2014-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)
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- 10.1007/s12210-013-0240-6 (literal)
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- Giovanni Amori; Spartaco Gippoliti; Luca Luiselli (literal)
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- A short review of the roles of climate and man in mammal extinctions during the Anthropocene (literal)
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- The evolutionary history of plant and animal species has been deeply influenced by both climate changes and human actions. Human actions have been particularly heavy during the Anthropocene, when over 250 mammal species became extinct, mostly on islands. Here, we shortly review the existing literature, and test whether the various mammalian orders are all equally prone to extinction risks. We concluded that species belonging to the orders Rodentia, Primates, and Artiodactyla were more prone to become extinct, whereas those belonging to the orders Chiroptera and Carnivora were less. Surprisingly, apparently IUCN red list placed higher conservation concerns for the species belonging to the mammalian orders which are globally least prone to become extinct during the Holocene. (literal)
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