Discover the discovery of a shielding shield

The islands are a natural laboratory where evolution can be high because plants and animals can adapt to environmental conditions and posts in the environmental system.

This creates all kinds of unique animals, though, sadly, the rate of extinction on the islands is high and now many species have been eliminated. Examples include a blind, flying duck with a sensory bill (like plateps) on Hawaii, and pigs on the islands off the coast of southern California.

The Peninsula, 785 km east of New Zealand, is not exempt from New Zealand, 785 km east of New Zealand.

It was once a vigorous collection of unique birds in the islands, with 64 breeding breeds at the time of human arrival. Some 34 species and sub -races were not found anywhere else on earth.

This includes the danger of the Permia Chatham Island pigeons and the elimorative mahunoi Hakin rails.

Our new research adds a unique species of shields to this group and explains how quickly the birds can adapt to the isolated islands according to life.

Rakohu Chatham Islands rose over the waves, taking its current shape, about 3.5 and a half million years ago. The peninsula is an ideal place to observe how the environmental systems create and how to form new species.

Many birds on Rikohu are closely related to the species found on the soil, but their new island home has changed it. Some are properly different, such as the Chatham Island Kika, in which its land was a tall bill from the cousin, a large thigh bone and a wider pelvic. This shows that it can still fly but spend more time on earth.

Other birds made huge changes, such as the ducks of the Mastor Chatham Island, which was large, flying, and on its wings were Bonnie Springs, which were probably used in the area’s battles.

The evolution of the Rikoho Shieldk

Shieldix is a group of semi -ground ducks found in Eurasia, Africa, Australia and New Zealand. In Autarwa, he is represented by the familiar pitting Paradise Shield.

During the 1990s, Phil Millenner, a New Zealand Museum Tapa Tongariva specialist, found a waste bones and skeletons of an endless shield in a fossil reserves around the island Island Islands. He noted that the bones could be related to a new generation and that they were created in the museum until the scientific progress allowed us to examine this idea.

We, using ancient DNA from its bones, rebuked a family tree to uncover the identity of the rico birds. As on thousands of speculations, Rakhoh Shieldk’s land was more closely related to the Paradise Shield. Its ancestors reached the islands just 390,000 years ago.

On evolutionary scales, there is no longer 390,000 years, but it was long enough for Rakho Shielding to go down its evolutionary path. Like the Paradise Shield, men were bigger than women, but Rakhoh Shieldk was longer and stronger. These changes meant that Rakoho Shieldix was poor flyers than in his mainland cousins.

Flight is expensive in terms of energy. When the cost is much more than its benefits, it is often wasted. It is a part of the “island’s syndrome”, a suit of changing bone shape and behavior in the island species. On the Rekho, the abundance of food, the lack of strong winds and big hunters means that flying was not as beneficial as the land, where hunters such as Krangi Oil Herrier, Hast Eagm, Laughing Allo and AIDSbal said a lot.

Over time, the preference for spending more time on the ground resulted in the wing of Rakho Shieldk being able to be able to be smaller, stronger and able to support the flight. At the same time, the bones of his legs became longer and more strong. When it disappeared shortly after the arrival of humans, Rakoho was on the way to flying the shield.

A rich Rakho Water Fool Community

The fossil reserves on Rukoho continue to show a lot about the history of the islands. There is a possibility of more and more unauthorized species waiting for the discovery.

Our lab is continuing to investigate the animals of the islands, with the ongoing work to determine whether the extinct Falcon represents another unique Rikoho bird.

Working with indigenous communities is the most important if we are committed to declaring pelvicology. Scientific of Shieldk (Tudorna Rico) And the names of the joint (Rekho Shield) were given to us by the Hokkoti Moorie Trust, the gift of the Rakhovo Biological diversity, with which they are interconnected by the joint Hokopapa (race).

The discovery of Rakhoh Shield and helps to connect the past (tribe) of the past (tribe) by the name of the past, which allows people to re -claim their biological heritage pages that are lost.

Rakoho Shieldk is a rich and local watertfall collection (nine different species) that people were on arriving. These birds have only survived the gray duck. We are just starting to understand how the island’s environmental community once worked.

The Rakhoh Shieldk was undergoing a unique evolutionary trick when humans had disappeared after the arrival of European and Maurites after colonialism. This is a destiny that has been shared by many of the birds of Rakuho.

The discovery of Rakhoh Shieldk is demonstrating the pace in which the island species can be replaced by their environment. It highlights the discrimination of the Ricohu animals and their close ties with the mainland Autarwa New Zealand.

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