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According to an article cited in Dieneke's Anthropology blog,, Neandertals were always an "endangered species".  Well, I think some of us knew that already. . . .
Anne G
Fri Jul 17, 2009 9:56 pm

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All: According to an article cited in Dieneke's Anthropology blog,, Neandertals were always an "endangered species". Well, I think some of us knew that... 		Anne Gilbert
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I suspect most mammalian predators heavier than about 50kg are "endangered species"; the prey really canīt support many of them. 7 billion large mammals...
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Paul: Up to a point, this is true, and it probably explains why many mammalian predators "specialize" in herd animals. There are lots of those!...
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