... The end of the ice age saw a massive global extinction: many large mammals fell prey to changing climate and the effect of some rather formidable hunters sharing their landscape. There was a decline in the genetic diversity of reindeer after the peak of the last ice age 20,000 years ago – probably due to a warming climate as well as those palaeolithic hunters – but reindeer survived, and thankfully they don't look likely to become extinct any time soon. [...] guardian.co.uk / Via john hawks
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