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major factual errors,
This review is from: Ice Age Extinction: Cause and Human Consequences (Perfect Paperback)
This work has some major problems with the facts. It seems that a hobbyist or carbon dioxide idealogue has written this book and either didn't know his subject, or chose to ignore what is known already. For example it states that plant diversity is low near the poles and high near the equator because of variations in carbon dioxide across the planet. Carbon dioxide fluctuation over time is also quoted as the reason for extinction of Pleistocene megafauna. Never mind that megafauna died out at different times on different continents around the same time that humans colonized those areas. If you read this book, be sure to balance it with a better-researched one by an expert.
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Ice Age Extinction: Cause and Human Consequences by Jim Snook (Perfect Paperback - October 1, 2007)
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