KnowraHolocene extinctionLinked fromLinked fromThe 16 pages that link to Holocene extinction, each with the reason it gives.All 16Broader topic 1Related 9Narrower topic 4Compared with 2BiodiversityRelated: Scientists assess whether current extinction rates constitute a mass extinction and how its scale should be measured.HoloceneRelated: Its fossil and historical evidence shows how ecosystems changed during the epoch.AnthropoceneRelated: Its timing and causes are often discussed as part of the evidence for a human-dominated epoch.Quaternary extinction eventCompared with: Its ongoing losses provide a later comparison for human-linked extinction debates.RatiteRelated: Human arrival contributed to the disappearance of moas and other flightless birds.Species extinctionRelated: Whether current losses constitute a mass extinction depends on rates, comparisons, and future trajectories.Grande CoupureCompared with: Its human-driven losses contrast with the climatic and biogeographic processes associated with the Grande Coupure.Steller's sea cowRelated: The sea cow is an early historical example of human-driven species loss in the modern era.Elephant birdNarrower topic: Elephant bird extinction is part of Madagascar’s broader late-Holocene loss of large animals.PeramelemorphiaRelated: Several Australian members of the order vanished during this extinction wave.Extinction eventBroader topic: It raises the question of whether today's losses constitute another mass extinction.Haast's eagleNarrower topic: Haast’s eagle is an early example of a large predator lost during human-era ecological change.MekosuchusRelated: The genus's disappearance from inhabited islands is considered in this wider extinction pattern.Moa-naloNarrower topic: Moa-nalo extinction belongs to the wave of losses affecting Pacific island fauna.Subfossil lemurNarrower topic: The disappearance of subfossil lemurs is part of this wider extinction pattern.VoayRelated: Voay’s disappearance falls within the period of major human-driven ecological change.
KnowraHolocene extinctionLinked fromLinked fromThe 16 pages that link to Holocene extinction, each with the reason it gives.All 16Broader topic 1Related 9Narrower topic 4Compared with 2BiodiversityRelated: Scientists assess whether current extinction rates constitute a mass extinction and how its scale should be measured.HoloceneRelated: Its fossil and historical evidence shows how ecosystems changed during the epoch.AnthropoceneRelated: Its timing and causes are often discussed as part of the evidence for a human-dominated epoch.Quaternary extinction eventCompared with: Its ongoing losses provide a later comparison for human-linked extinction debates.RatiteRelated: Human arrival contributed to the disappearance of moas and other flightless birds.Species extinctionRelated: Whether current losses constitute a mass extinction depends on rates, comparisons, and future trajectories.Grande CoupureCompared with: Its human-driven losses contrast with the climatic and biogeographic processes associated with the Grande Coupure.Steller's sea cowRelated: The sea cow is an early historical example of human-driven species loss in the modern era.Elephant birdNarrower topic: Elephant bird extinction is part of Madagascar’s broader late-Holocene loss of large animals.PeramelemorphiaRelated: Several Australian members of the order vanished during this extinction wave.Extinction eventBroader topic: It raises the question of whether today's losses constitute another mass extinction.Haast's eagleNarrower topic: Haast’s eagle is an early example of a large predator lost during human-era ecological change.MekosuchusRelated: The genus's disappearance from inhabited islands is considered in this wider extinction pattern.Moa-naloNarrower topic: Moa-nalo extinction belongs to the wave of losses affecting Pacific island fauna.Subfossil lemurNarrower topic: The disappearance of subfossil lemurs is part of this wider extinction pattern.VoayRelated: Voay’s disappearance falls within the period of major human-driven ecological change.