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Large animals frequently evolve into smaller forms in specific ecological niches
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Large animals frequently evolve into smaller forms in specific ecological niches, a phenomenon often described by the island rule.

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Body size and shape in insular environments and applications of the island rule in biological anthropology
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The study demonstrates that insular environments lead to reduced body sizes in certain mammals and canines, supporting the island rule phenomenon.
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Life History Optimization and the Macroevolution of Mammal Body Size
2025 · cited by 0
The analytical model explicitly links island endemicity and ecological factors to macroevolutionary patterns in mammal body size evolution.
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judged → SUPPORTED · 7501 Aug 2026
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