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No competition "sparrow" becomes "eagle"
By sampling DNA from bones up to 2000 years ago, the scientists discovered that an extinct New Zealand eagle has the closest genetic relationship to an Australian bird, and the size of this existing bird is only 1/10 of the former. This new "family tree" shows that the ancestors of the birds used the island as their new home, and the body type was once very large and experienced a period of rapid increase in size. The Haast hawk that has already extinguished, Harpagornis moorei, weighs 30% to 40% more than the largest existing hawk. Its wingspan can reach 2.5 to 3 meters and weigh between 10 and 14 kilograms. For the first human settlers who arrived in New Zealand 700 years ago, the first time this giant eagle has seen it is a Very scary sight. It is still impossible to determine whether they have attacked humans, but there is evidence that this giant eagle can kill at least 200 kilograms of terror. This is a kind of herbivorous bird that has become extinct and resembles a dragonfly. The process is accomplished through a fatal blow to the terror bird's neck or head. Based on physical characteristics, New Zealand palaeontologist Richard Holdaway pointed out earlier that the Haast hawk has the closest phylogenetic relationship with Australia's wedge-tailed eagle, which is a raptor weighing up to 4.5 kg. However, when Holdaway, molecular biologist Mike Bunce of the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom, and colleagues used mitochondrial DNA technology to reanalyze the relationship between the eagles, they were surprised to find that the Haast hawk and some of the world’s smallest hawks— — The eagles of Australia and Papua New Guinea, as well as the small carvings of Eurasia, which weigh more than 1 kilogram, are closer in kinship. Researchers published in the "Science Biology Public Library" magazine published on January 4 that their final common ancestors may live between 1.8 million and 700,000 years ago. Eric Palkovacs, an evolutionary biologist at Yale University in the United States, said that in the evolution of animals there are some examples of large-scale changes and rapid changes in body size - some Galapagos iguanas living on different islands. The size of a body can often be 10 times different. But he also stressed that for birds, it is not easy to think that they are just like lizards. The longer they live, the bigger their body size. Their changes are unusual. Bunce speculates that the Haast Hawks were able to become so large mainly because prehistoric New Zealand lacked carnivorous mammals. For example, he said that unlike the African raptors who have to compete with the hyenas and lions, the Haast eagle is like eating safely at home without having to fly quickly with its prey. A recent fossil DNA study published in the New Zealand Journal of Biological Public Libraries confirms that one of the largest predatory birds of all time, a giant eagle that has now died, was once the predominant predator on New Zealand Island. It is from the same ancestor as the smallest eagle in the world. Scientists extracted DNA from eagle fossils 2000 years ago. However, the results of DNA testing surprised the scientists by demonstrating that New Zealand birds are in fact genetically related to the world’s smallest eagle. This kitty comes from Australia and New Guinea and usually weighs less than 1 kg. But the giant eagle weighs 10-14 kilograms -- 30%-40% heavier than the largest existing meat-eating bird, the Harpie Eagle of Latin America, and almost reaches the weight limit of a flying bird. The two species that appear to be so different actually have close genetic linkages, and scientists speculate that their common ancestors lived less than 1 million years ago. In other words, after reaching the New Zealand Island, the Kitty gained 10-15 times weight during that period, which is incredibly fast from the point of view of biological evolution. This rapid evolution is unprecedented in both birds and mammals.
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