the removal of a “keystone species” can also trigger a trophic cascade. An infamous example was the removal of wolves from Yellowstone National Park. Reintroduction of wolves in the 1990 s largely
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"Barbara (Mills) and her group are pioneers in bringing the social network perspective to archaeology and into ancient societies," said Breiger, who worked with Mills along with collaborators from the UA School of Anthropology; Archaeology Southwest; the University of Wisconsin; Hendrix College; the...
Yellowstone? Wolves eat their larger victims alive. More generally, predators promote a “landscape of fear”. There are more civilised ways to run an ecosystem than starvation and predation – IMO. John, I completely agree with you about the need for extreme caution. But later this century...