Explore the profound history of Australia's mammal extinctions with this insightful book by Chris Johnson. Delving into a 50,000-year timeline, the author meticulously examines the causes and consequences of the continent's significant biodiversity loss. This comprehensive study covers various theories including climate change, human impact, and the role of introduced species on native Australian fauna. Published by Cambridge University Press, this paperback edition offers a detailed account for anyone interested in Australian natural history, conservation, and environmental science. A crucial read for understanding the past to inform future conservation efforts.