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Ken Howe

Extinct Species (2) the Great Auk

As disciplined labourers naturally suspicious of leisure we found the extravagant

Extinct Spcies (1) the Passenger Pigeon

Can you spell biomass? They were a twilight machine.

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Ken Howe

Extinct Species (2) the Great Auk

Extinct Spcies (1) the Passenger Pigeon