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...pliers|Ma]] and 2.58 Ma (million years ago). The Piacenzian is after the [[Zanclean]] and is followed by the [[Gelasian]] (part of the [[Pleistocene]]). ...ma reversal]]), and isotopic stage 103. Above this point there are notable extinctions of the [[calcareous nannofossils]]: ''[[Discoaster|Discoaster pentaradiatus ...

...hile he did speculate that the catastrophe responsible for the most recent extinctions in Eurasia might have been the result of the inundation of low-lying areas Neocatastrophism is the explanation of sudden extinctions in the palaeontological record by high magnitude, low frequency events (suc ...

..., letting ''Nuralagus''{{'s}} ancestor colonize the area. The subsequent [[Zanclean flood]] 5.3 million years ago then returned the Mediterranean to its origin [[Category:Pliocene extinctions]] ...

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...12,000 years ago, along with most other large mammals in the Americas. The extinctions followed the [[Peopling of the Americas|arrival of humans to the Americas]] ...me extinct at the end of the Pleistocene as part of the [[Late Pleistocene extinctions|end-Pleistocene extinction event]]. ''Cuvieronius'' was seemingly extirpate ...

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.../> This genetic divergence occurred around the [[Late Miocene|Miocene]]-[[Zanclean|Pliocene]] boundary, when tremarctine bears, along with other ursids, exper ...s ago.<ref>{{Cite journal |last=Haynes |first=Gary |date=2013-02-08 |title=Extinctions in North America's Late Glacial landscapes |url=https://www.sciencedirect.c ...

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Later on, the re-opening of the straits and [[Zanclean flood|the refilling of the Mediterranean]] at the beginning of the [[Plioce ...1 |s2cid=84386172 }}</ref> Historically there was debate as to whether the extinctions were caused by climate change, or whether they were exterminated by the fir ...

...[[Year#SI prefix multipliers|Ma]] (million years ago). It ended with the [[Zanclean flood]], when the Atlantic reclaimed the basin.<ref>{{cite journal |last1=G ...lantic rapidly filled up the Mediterranean basin in what is known as the [[Zanclean flood]].<ref name="ReferenceA">{{cite journal|last1=Clauzon|first1=Georges| ...

| fossil_range = [[Zanclean|Early Pliocene]] ([[Zanclean]])-[[Late Pleistocene]]<br />~{{fossil range|3.9|0.015}} ...ous [[armadillo]]s) in the family [[Chlamyphoridae]] that lived from the [[Zanclean|Early Pliocene]], about 3.9 million years ago, to the [[Late Pleistocene]], ...

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...{Cite journal |last=Owen-Smith |first=Norman |date=1987 |title=Pleistocene extinctions: the pivotal role of megaherbivores |url=https://www.cambridge.org/core/pro ...</ref> Columbian mammoths became extinct as part of the [[Late Pleistocene extinctions|end-Pleistocene extinction event]] where most large mammals across the Amer ...

Possible [[Zanclean|Early Pliocene]] records [[Category:Pleistocene genus extinctions]] ...

...|publisher=[[Indiana University Press]] |year=2013 |pages=217-230 |chapter=Extinctions}}</ref> ...000-10,000 years ago as part of the [[Late Pleistocene extinctions|wave of extinctions of most large animals across the Americas]].<ref name="Paijmans2017" /> ...