The Biggest Threats to Animals and Wildlife

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The Biggest Threats to Animals and Wildlife

Welcome to the Animals / Wildlife Newsletter, a weekly newsletter published by About.com's Animals / Wildlife website. For more about animals and wildlife, be sure to stop by the growing library of animal profiles.

Laura Klappenbach
Animals & Wildlife Expert
Timber logging along a river in Tasmania, Australia.
The Biggest Threats to Animals and Wildlife  

Living things face a constant barrage of external stresses or threats that challenge their ability to survive and reproduce. If a species is unable to successfully cope with these threats through adaptation, they may face extinction.

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Ammonites, an extinct group of marine animals.
Brief History of Life on Earth  

To better understand the animals that inhabit our present-day world, it helps to examine the broad history of life. By grasping how organisms, past and present, have evolved and diversified throughout the history of our planet, we can better appreciate the animals and wildlife that surround us today.

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Arcaeopterix represents a transitional point between feathered dinosaurs and modern birds.
The Basics of Vertebrate Evolution  

Vertebrates are a well-known group of animals that includes mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and fish. The defining characteristic of vertebrates is their backbone, an anatomical feature that first appeared in the fossil record about 500 million years ago

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Giraffes belong to the tetrapods, one of the four basic groups of vertebrates.
Vertebrates: Famous for Their Backbones  

Vertebrates are a group of chordates that includes birds, mammals, fishes, lampreys, amphibians, and reptiles. Vertebrates have a vertebral column in which the notochord is replaced by multiple vertebrae that form a backbone.

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