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Extinct Animals
All the information you need to know about animals that have already become extinct.
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How did the didus ineptus become extinct?
Humans indirectly caused the Didus Ineptus (Dodo) to be extinct. We introduced animals such as pigs, monkeys and rats to the Dodo which then ate all the Dodo eggs until there were no more. They became extinct in the 17th century.
I hope this helps,
Meghan
Energy cannot be created or destroyed.
According to the Law of Conservation of Energy, energy is always conserved, though it can change forms (eg, from potential energy to kinetic energy, or from chemical energy to heat energy).
What is always true about cell size?
A human cell is normally 0.1 mm in the size. Human cells cannot be seen by the naked eyes without the help of magnification.
It is the carbon residue remaining from the organism or part of an organism that has been fossilized. Essentially what happens is that the organism is buried within a layer of sediment which solidifies. A chemical reaction takes place in which many of the elements that compose the organism are converted to gases and driven off, leaving behind a carbon residue (distillation) - and an outline of the original material.
the broad faced potoroo and the three toed potoroo are extinct
Was there anything bigger than a megladon?
Yeah there was another sea dinasour that was bigger than the meglodon but it went extinct. I forgot what its called but it starts with a L. Ill give a guess, Lipthodormous, i think, something like that.
No, it is an adjective (no longer living). The active and passive verbs would be to make extinct or to become extinct.
Do thylacine hunt in the morning or night?
The thylacine is extinct.
Like most marsupials, it was nocturnal, hunting during the night. It was occasionally seen during the day, particularly at dawn and dusk.
Is dodo related to the culture?
No, a Dodo is an extinct type of pigeon that lived on the island of Mauritius.
Non living things grow by deposition of the same particles on the surface.
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K.Pramod Rao
What did mammoths use their tusks for?
i dont know but i think they use them to frighten other animals/creatures
What are unidentified growth factors?
Growth factors are hormones or chemicals that regulate the growth in certain animals. Unidentified growth factors have not been studied in detail yet.
"I am trying to convey an important idea through this series of paintings," is a sentence for convey. Convey is defined as to transport or place or carry.
There were several species of mammoth, and each one was a different size. One of the smallest mammoths, the Pygmy Mammoth, was only about 4.5 to 7 ft tall. The largest mammoth and the second largest known terrestrial mammal was the Songhua River mammoth, which stood 17 ft tall, 30 ft long, and weighed 19 tons. The woolly mammoth was medium sized, and was 9 to 12 ft tall, about the same height as an Asiatic elephant, although they weighed 8 tons (3 tons more than the Asiatic elephant).
if megalodens still are alive that would be horrible but no one nos for sure there could be more animals that we have not discovered
