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Sanctuary for vulnerable Arctic species at the Borealis Mud Volcano. [PDF]

Nat Commun
Panieri G, Argentino C, Savini A, Ferré B, Hemmateenejad F, Eilertsen MH, Mattingsdal R, Ramalho SP, Eidvin T, Youngs S, Colson BC, Michel APM, Kapit JA, Swanborn D, Rogers AD, Angeles IB, Polteau S, Kalenitchenko D, Buenz S, Mazzini A.   +19 more
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Análise e integração de bancos de dados nacionais para megafauna marinha : contribuições para as políticas públicas ambientais

Bianca Koether
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Marine macro-litter mass outweighs biomass in trawl catches along abyssal seafloors of Sardinia channel (Italy). [PDF]

Environ Sci Pollut Res Int
Carreras-Colom E, Follesa MC, Carugati L, Mulas A, Bellodi A, Cau A.   +5 more
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Climate and food supply influences on mobile epibenthic megafauna populations in the abyssal NE Pacific from 1989 to 2004

, 2006
Henry A. Ruhl
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Marine megavertebrate migrations connect the global ocean. [PDF]

Nat Commun
Bentley LK, Nisthar D, Fujioka E, Curtice C, DeLand SE, Donnelly B, Harrison AL, Heywood EI, Kot CY, Ortuño Crespo G, Poulin S, Halpin PN, Dunn DC.   +12 more
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How trade saved humanity from biological exclusion: An economic theory of Neanderthal extinction. [PDF]

Bulte, E.H., Horan, R.D., Shogren, J.F.
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Invisible megafauna

Conservation Biology, 2018
Article impact statement : Incorporating introduced populations into the moral universe of conservation shows the Anthropocene is astoundingly rich in megafauna.
Arian D. Wallach, Erick J. Lundgren, William J. Ripple, Daniel Ramp   +3 more
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Archaeology and Australian Megafauna

Science, 2001
Roberts et al . ([1][1]) suggested an age date of around 46.4 thousand calendar years ago (ka) for extinction of at least six genera of Australian megafauna based on dated articulated remains. Since the exploitation of animals by people inherently involves the disarticulation of faunal remains ...
J, Field, R, Fullagar
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Interactions with Megafauna

2021
Abstract Megafauna were a prominent feature of the biodiversity of Sahul. They were still diverse when people reached Sahul but had largely disappeared by about 40,000 years ago. Several studies provide evidence that, before their extinction, megafaunal animals were exploited by people, but such evidence is rare.
Chris N. Johnson, Joe Dortch, Trevor H. Worthy   +2 more
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