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    These two sources discuss the potential for future megafauna and the origins of the Anthropocene epoch. Svenning examines how past megafauna extinctions can provide historical context for envisioning wilder futures under climate change. Yusoff analyzes how the concept of the Anthropocene emerged and questions the assumptions behind naming a new geological epoch after humans.

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    These two sources discuss the potential for future megafauna and the origins of the Anthropocene epoch. Svenning examines how past megafauna extinctions can provide historical context for envisioning wilder futures under climate change. Yusoff analyzes how the concept of the Anthropocene emerged and questions the assumptions behind naming a new geological epoch after humans.

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    Svenning, Jens-Christian.

    “Future Megafaunas: A Historical Perspective on the Potential for a


    Wilder Anthropocene.” Arts of Living on a Damaged Planet, ed. Anna Tsing et al, U of
    Minnesota P, 2017,  pp.G67-G86.
    Yusoff, Katheryn. “Golden Spikes and Dubious Origins.” A Billion Black Anthropocenes or
    None, U of Minnesota P, 2018, pp. 23-64.

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