The rapid extinction of the large flightless bird of Australia, Genyornis newtoni, Group of answer choices coincides with the arrival of humans in Australia coincides with the arrival of humans in Africa dates to around 200,000 years ago coincides with a period of climatic instability

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The rapid extinction of the large flightless bird of Australia, Genyornis newtoni, Group of answer choices coincides with the arrival of humans in Australia coincides with the arrival of humans in Africa dates to around 200,000 years ago coincides with a period of climatic instability

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The extinction of the large flightless bird Genyorinis newtoni coincided with the arrival of humans in Australia. Humans for their eggs hunted and killed them that eventually resulted in their extinction. Humans burned down more lands and brought variations in vegetation resulting in the extinction of the species. It was due to human activities that many large bodies' species are getting extinct from the Australia megafauna.