Master Planning of Zoos - Central Zoo Authority
Master Planning of Zoos - Central Zoo Authority Master Planning of Zoos - Central Zoo Authority
Technical Session III 150 Large Carnivore Tyrannosaurus • Late Cretaceous • 5m high • 14m long • 5 tonnes • North America & Asia Medium Carnivore Andrewsarchus • 60-32mya • Largest land mammal carnivore ever • 1.8m high • 5m long • Asia Giant Ape Gigantopithecus • 6.3m-200k BC • Largest ape • 3m high • South East Asia Australopithecus • 4.5 -1.5mya • Walked upright • Southern & Eastern Africa
Homo heidelbergensis are Homo sapiens Proceedings of Training Programme • 600-100k BC • Developed abstract thought – Homo sapiens Master Planning of Zoos • 100k BC- present • Near extinction • 70k BC- Prolonged drought followed by volcanic winter – Toba’s explosion • Troop to tribe transition • Man Evolves into a Killing Machine • Pleistocene overkill hypothesis • Keystone species Africa Man evolve with mega vertebrates- Extinction of Megafauna • Wooly Mammoth • 135-11k BC • 3m high at shoulder • Eurasia • Big means bad luck 151
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Homo heidelbergensis are<br />
Homo sapiens<br />
Proceedings <strong>of</strong><br />
Training Programme<br />
• 600-100k BC<br />
• Developed abstract thought<br />
– Homo sapiens<br />
<strong>Master</strong> <strong>Planning</strong><br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong><strong>Zoo</strong>s</strong><br />
• 100k BC- present<br />
• Near extinction<br />
• 70k BC- Prolonged drought followed by<br />
volcanic winter – Toba’s explosion<br />
• Troop to tribe transition<br />
• Man Evolves into a Killing Machine<br />
• Pleistocene overkill hypothesis<br />
• Keystone species<br />
Africa<br />
Man evolve with mega vertebrates- Extinction <strong>of</strong> Megafauna<br />
• Wooly Mammoth<br />
• 135-11k BC<br />
• 3m high at shoulder<br />
• Eurasia<br />
• Big means bad luck<br />
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