Description
combining hunting with scavenging of large Pleistocene mammals
4 m y una longitud de 1 m contado la cola
such as ferns and coniferous plants
which was larger in males than in females
in the Gobi Desert
Raphus cucullatus Scale:1:10 combining hunting with scavenging ofRaphus cucullatus , commonly known as the dodo or Mauritius dodo , was a flightless bird endemic to the island of Mauritius in the Indian Ocean that became extinct during the 17th century , just over 80 years after the arrival of Europeans to the island. The genus Raphus is currently included within the family Columbidae (pigeons and doves), with the dodo being one of the most notorious examples of island gigantism and accelerated extinction due to
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