Extinction - Revision history

JoeyJ: Redirected page to Extinct

2014-09-03T11:58:53Z

Redirected page to Extinct

TK: Reverted edits by JacquesW (Talk) to last version by Foxtrot

2010-01-19T01:26:38Z

Reverted edits by JacquesW (Talk) to last version by Foxtrot

Foxtrot: merge proposal

2008-09-12T09:21:52Z

merge proposal

Sulgran at 10:53, April 30, 2007

2007-04-30T10:53:11Z

Philip J. Rayment: Clarify. and correct spelling

2007-04-30T09:52:05Z

Clarify. and correct spelling

Human: creation - haha, of extinction

2007-04-30T04:10:38Z

creation - haha, of extinction

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'''Extinction''' is when a [[species]] dies out completely. It could be argued that it can occur before that, say, if there are only [[male]]s or [[female]]s left in a sexually reproducing species, or if the remaining pairs are geographically isolated preventing [[mating]].

Over the [[history]] of the earth, many more species have become extinct than have existed at any one time. Sometimes a species is replced by [[descendant]]s that have altered their form enough not to be considered the same species anymore. An example of this is the history of the modern horse, which has descended through a series of distinct, and now extinct, [[precursor]] species.

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−	~~'''Extinction''' is when a~~ [[species]] dies out completely. It could be argued that it can occur before that, say, if there are only [[male]]s or [[female]]s left in a sexually reproducing species, or if the remaining pairs are geographically isolated preventing [[mating]].
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−	[[Evolutionist]]s believe that over the [[history]] of the earth, many more species have become extinct than have existed at any one time. Sometimes a species is replaced by [[descendant]]s that have altered their form enough not to be considered the same species anymore. An example of this is the history of the modern horse, which has descended through a series of distinct, and now extinct, [[precursor]] species.
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	'''Extinction''' is when a [[species]] dies out completely. It could be argued that it can occur before that, say, if there are only [[male]]s or [[female]]s left in a sexually reproducing species, or if the remaining pairs are geographically isolated preventing [[mating]].		'''Extinction''' is when a [[species]] dies out completely. It could be argued that it can occur before that, say, if there are only [[male]]s or [[female]]s left in a sexually reproducing species, or if the remaining pairs are geographically isolated preventing [[mating]].

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	[[Evolutionist]]s believe that over the [[history]] of the earth, many more species have become extinct than have existed at any one time. Sometimes a species is replaced by [[descendant]]s that have altered their form enough not to be considered the same species anymore. An example of this is the history of the modern horse, which has descended through a series of distinct, and now extinct, [[precursor]] species.		[[Evolutionist]]s believe that over the [[history]] of the earth, many more species have become extinct than have existed at any one time. Sometimes a species is replaced by [[descendant]]s that have altered their form enough not to be considered the same species anymore. An example of this is the history of the modern horse, which has descended through a series of distinct, and now extinct, [[precursor]] species.
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	'''Extinction''' is when a [[species]] dies out completely. It could be argued that it can occur before that, say, if there are only [[male]]s or [[female]]s left in a sexually reproducing species, or if the remaining pairs are geographically isolated preventing [[mating]].		'''Extinction''' is when a [[species]] dies out completely. It could be argued that it can occur before that, say, if there are only [[male]]s or [[female]]s left in a sexually reproducing species, or if the remaining pairs are geographically isolated preventing [[mating]].

−	~~Over~~ the [[history]] of the earth, many more species have become extinct than have existed at any one time. Sometimes a species is ~~replced~~ by [[descendant]]s that have altered their form enough not to be considered the same species anymore. An example of this is the history of the modern horse, which has descended through a series of distinct, and now extinct, [[precursor]] species.	+	[[Evolutionist]]s believe that over the [[history]] of the earth, many more species have become extinct than have existed at any one time. Sometimes a species is replaced by [[descendant]]s that have altered their form enough not to be considered the same species anymore. An example of this is the history of the modern horse, which has descended through a series of distinct, and now extinct, [[precursor]] species.

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