Science · 1977 · 178 citations · 9 references
Life SciencesEvolutionary BiologyPlant BiologyCoevolutionEvolutionary EcologyPlant EvolutionCoevolution With PlantsInsect-plant InteractionsPlant CoevolutionPlant-herbivore InteractionsPlant-insect InteractionsPlant-plant InteractionsExtinctionFrugivore InteractionsMutualisms Between PlantsPlant MutualismsPlant-animal InteractionsSeed Coat DormancySeed Coat Imposed DormancySeed Plant Interactions
An endemic sapotaceous tree Calvaria major found on the island of Mauritius is nearly extinct because its seeds apparently required passage through the digestive tract of the now-extinct dodo Raphus cucullatus to overcome persistent seed coat dormancy caused by a specially thickened endocarp.
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