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Ancient fossils show effect of humans on Caribbean wildlife
Sawmill Sink, the flooded sinkhole from which fossils of almost 100 vertebrate species were found.
Credit: Janet Franklin
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A green sea turtle shell that was recovered from Sawmill Sink in very good condition.
Credit: Janet Franklin
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Bones and shells of extinct tortoises were found with crocodile bite marks on them.
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The Bahamas, or rose-throated, parrot, was identified from fossils dated back to the Ice Age.
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Hairy woodpeckers near Sawmill Sink have been there as a species at least since the Ice Age.
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The fossil discoveries led to a new protected area, including a pine woodland with many birds.
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