Michael Gagan
Michael Gagan is a prominent researcher known for his work in paleoclimatology and evolutionary biology. He has contributed significantly to the understanding of ancient human species, particularly through his studies of the Homo floresiensis, commonly referred to as 'hobbits', which lived on the island of Flores in Indonesia. His recent research explores the impact of climate change on the extinction of these ancient hominins, emphasizing the interplay between environmental conditions and human survival. Gagan's findings shed light on the ecological challenges faced by Homo floresiensis, linking their decline to changing rainfall patterns and the disappearance of key food sources.
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Michael Gagan led the research on the ecological changes affecting Homo floresiensis.
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