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Fri, 13 Feb 2004 22:57:20 -0500
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   Like you, I have heard, periodicly, about how many creatures become extinct every year---due to loss of habitat, polution, mad cow dung, and a few etc's.
   My question is: Dating from the 1800's, have any mollusks become extinct? And does anyone have the last of them?
    Other question: Species from the pliestocene are close but different. Did the Pleistocene species become extinct---or merely change as time went on?
  Your devoted Question Man

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