Animals
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Archaeology Sheds Light on Human-Environment Connection: Cultural Diversity May Be a Catalyst for Richer Ecosystems
Cultural diversity is likely to have an overall positive effect on the biodiversity of ecosystems. The homogenization of human life forms may therefore be regarded as an important motor of the ongoing major extinction events in the "Age of Humans"
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