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>a shrinking habitat does not change its diet. It declines or dies.
>We could look at squirrels as an analogy. They are nearly everywhere.
>adaptions. They'd just go extinct.
even think twice about it.
where it lives are separated by substantial distances).
I think you make way too much of your cute little "evolution forces" idea.
have involved a transition from the trees to the ground, however.
Somehow mammals are still here.
important evolutionary changes in the history of the earth.
>quite ill-adapted? A solid example, please - not a "maybe".
How about fish climbing trees? Does that count?