The Enigmatic Ecosystem of Doggerland

The Enigmatic Ecosystem of Doggerland

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  • Prompt: metaphorically. The diverse life of Doggerland Doggerland was a veritable paradise for a wide variety of animals and plants for thousands of years. As the area was colder and drier, the vegetation was more like a tundra, with mosses, lichens and dwarf shrubs. The fauna was dominated by large mammals adapted to the cool climate. Wildlife: Woolly Mammoth: This iconic prehistoric elephant was one of the most common animals on Doggerland. Woolly Rhinoceros: Another large mammal that was well adapted to the cold climate. Steppe bison: A prehistoric bison species that was larger and more powerful than modern bison. Cave lion: A large cat species that was a top predator in the area. Reindeer: Reindeer were also common and adapted to the arctic climate. Horses: Prehistoric horse species that were smaller than modern horses. Plant life: Tundra vegetation: As mentioned, tundra vegetation was dominant, with mosses, lichens and dwarf shrubs. Birke forest: Later, when the climate became milder, birch forest spread over parts of Doggerland. Grasses and herbs: There were also various grasses and herbs that could thrive in the open landscape.
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  • Aspect Ratio: landscape_wide