extinction...?

Question

why is it important that the extinctions occured soon after humans arrived on a new continent? what kind of evidence might a scientist look for to give further proof of this idea?

Answer 1

Extinction has ALWAYS occured....extinction is a natural process..all life will eventually become extinct...HOWEVER, man has sped up the process to an alarming rate. If you want specific examples, try looking up the Dodo bird, the Passenger Pigeon, or the Tasmanian Tiger. There are hundreds more species on the verge of extinction right now due to humans destroying natural habitats and poaching.

Answer 2

It is important to know about extinctions occurring soon after humans arrived so we can understand the causes of extinctions and perhaps find ways to prevent more extinctions. Extinctions that occur shortly after human arrival are due to competition by man, consumption by man or by man altering the habitat. So evidence could include, the bones or seeds of the extinct species in the homes of the first arrivals, Dating of the last indicators of the species with the dates of the first signs of mans arrival.

Answer 3

No the cause was when Saturn the EL or Lord of the Old Testament burnt out as a Sun. Now it's referred to as the black sun, the dark star, the black cube, and the 8 spoked wheel. Now our new Sun Jesus or New Testament lights our way. ISRAEL ISIS - Venus AMEN RA - The Sun EL - Saturn ELeVEN is the conjuncture of Saturn and Venus, or 11 the two pillars Joachin and Boaz.. This is how they build the big churches, on earth as in heaven or as above so below the old alchemical phrase goes... 101 Two big towers with the astrological sun dome in between them. 1776 was important why? 1+7 = 8 and 7+6 = 13 8 is the number of the Old Sun Saturn, 13 is the number of the New Sun Jesus our Luke Skywalker that walks through the 12 constellations making 13. It represents the Old world coming into the New World.