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| title = The Solution to the Ice Age Extinctions
 
| title = The Solution to the Ice Age Extinctions
| url = [http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pdf/abstracts/abstracts_paperlink_7394.pdf Link to paper]
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| url = [http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pdf/abstracts/abstracts_paperlink_7396.pdf Link to paper]
 
| author = [[Forrest Bishop]]
 
| author = [[Forrest Bishop]]
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| keywords = [[Pleistocene]], [[Quaternary]], [[megafauna]], [[extinction]], [[Ice Age]], [[climate change]], [[global warming]]
 
| published = 2016
 
| published = 2016
 
| num_pages = 9
 
| num_pages = 9
 
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'''Read the full paper''' [http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pdf/abstracts/abstracts_paperlink_7394.pdf here]
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'''Read the full paper''' [http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pdf/abstracts/abstracts_paperlink_7396.pdf here]
  
 
==Abstract==
 
==Abstract==
  
Hundreds  of  animal  species  famously  died  out  during  the  last  Ice  Age.  The  reasons  behind  the  Ice  Age, Pleistocene, or Quaternary, megafaunal extinctions have been puzzled over for more than a century without any clear resolution. The problem has been called the 'Fermat’s Last Theorem of paleobiology'. These extinctions took place over thousands of years and around the world, but there was a strange specificity about which animals could stay and which had to go. There are two major theories about what caused this, the human-hunting theory and the climate-change theory. Both, yet in curious ways, are wrong. The true cause has to do with particular strengths and weaknesses of biological processes, and it unfolded over almost the entire history of life on Earth.
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Hundreds of animal species famously died out during the last Ice Age. The reasons behind the Ice Age,<br /> Pleistocene, or Quaternary, megafaunal extinctions have been puzzled over for more than a century without any clear resolution. The problem has been called the ’Fermat’s Last Theorem of paleobiology’. These extinctions took place over thousands of years and around the world, but there was a strange specificity about which animals could stay and which had to go. There are two major theories about what caused this, the human-hunting theory and the climate-change theory. Both, yet in curious ways, are wrong. The true cause has to do with particular strengths and weaknesses of biological processes, and it unfolded over almost the entire history of life on Earth.
  
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This is a science story about a murder mystery. The title is a double entendre and this is the most important story ever told.
  
[[Category:Cosmology]]
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[[Category:Scientific Paper|]]

Latest revision as of 11:26, 1 January 2017

Scientific Paper
Title The Solution to the Ice Age Extinctions
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Author(s) Forrest Bishop
Keywords Pleistocene, Quaternary, megafauna, extinction, Ice Age, climate change, global warming
Published 2016
No. of pages 9

Read the full paper here

Abstract

Hundreds of animal species famously died out during the last Ice Age. The reasons behind the Ice Age,
Pleistocene, or Quaternary, megafaunal extinctions have been puzzled over for more than a century without any clear resolution. The problem has been called the ’Fermat’s Last Theorem of paleobiology’. These extinctions took place over thousands of years and around the world, but there was a strange specificity about which animals could stay and which had to go. There are two major theories about what caused this, the human-hunting theory and the climate-change theory. Both, yet in curious ways, are wrong. The true cause has to do with particular strengths and weaknesses of biological processes, and it unfolded over almost the entire history of life on Earth.

This is a science story about a murder mystery. The title is a double entendre and this is the most important story ever told.

[[Category:Scientific Paper|]]