Not exact matches
In Colorado, for instance, state and federal fisheries experts were recently spending
hundreds of thousands of dollars a
year over five
years to restore
populations of a threatened subspecies
of trout, the greenback cutthroat.
Populations that preceded H. sapiens likely reached India and developed regional versions
of Middle Paleolithic tools
over several
hundred thousand years, says archaeologist Michael Petraglia
of the Max Planck Institute for the Science
of Human History in Jena, Germany.
The second surge swelled our
population a hundredfold to about five
hundred million
over the next eight
thousand years, following the domestication
of plants and animals.