Animals
Mammal Extinction Capital of the World: 5 of Australia’s Critically Endangered Mammal Species
Australia has been labeled as the "world's capital for mammal extinction" and the wildlife population seems to be enough evidence for the claim.
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Extinction of 13 More Species Verified by Australia, Together with 12 Mammals Lost Since Colonization
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Evolution: Oldest DNA Discovered in Mammoth Tooth from the Siberian Permafrost
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