Off the Rocks Deep-Sea Fisherfolk of Labrador

By Frederic Lucas

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Long before paleontology and comparative anatomy took shape as scientific fields in the late 18th century, humanity was aware that certain animal species had vanished from existence. The word extinction initially referred to the extinguishing of flames or settling debts, but it wasnt until 1784 that it was officially linked to the complete disappearance of a species. In 1901, Frederic A. Lucas authored a comprehensive exploration of vertebrate animals, with their sole evidence residing in the fossil records. This work primarily examines vertebrates, spanning from fish to mammals. - Summary by Jeffery Smith

Episode Date
013 - Chapter 12 Why Do Animals Become Extinct
Jan 27, 2026
012 - Chapter 11 The Mastodon
Jan 27, 2026
011 - Chapter 10 The Mammoth
Jan 27, 2026
010 - Chapter 9 Ancestry of the Horse
Jan 27, 2026
009 - Chapter 8 Feathered Giants
Jan 27, 2026
008 - Chapter 7 Reading the Riddles of the Rocks
Jan 27, 2026
007 - Chapter 6 The Dinosaurs
Jan 27, 2026
006 - Chapter 5 Birds of Old
Jan 27, 2026
005 - Chapter 4 Rulers of the Ancient Seas
Jan 27, 2026
004 - Chapter 3 Impressions of the Past
Jan 27, 2026
003 - Chapter 2 The Earliest Known Vertebrates
Jan 27, 2026
002 - Chapter 1 Fossils and How They Are Formed
Jan 27, 2026
001 - Introductory and Explanatory
Jan 27, 2026