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Study on the extinction of species in late Pleistocene Cyprus

Summary by cyprustimes.com
The research team used mathematical models to examine whether the hunting practices of Cyprus' first inhabitants Scientists have uncovered a mystery regarding the extinction of dwarf hippos and dwarf elephants that once roamed the landscape of Cyprus before the arrival of the first humans. During the Late Pleistocene, Cyprus hosted only two species of megafauna – the dwarf elephant (Palaeoloxodon cypriotes) and the dwarf hippo (Phanourios minor)…
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