1. The New Dawn
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Even against this background of increasing adaptation, the raft of changes effected at the Melbourne Congress in 2011, has to be seen as the dawn of a new era for botanical and mycological nomenclature, truly bringing it into the modern age. The decisions made with respect to the name of the Code, its coverage, electronic publication, and the requirement for the deposition of key information in a recognized depositary as a requirement for the publication of fungal names, place the Melbourne Code ahead of what zoologists are currently endeavouring to do.
The episode starts by showing how the dinosaurs were dominating the land and that mammals were small. Then it shows how \"an asteroid the size of Mount Everest\" struck the Earth and demolished the dinosaurs, and how mammals evolved into new forms thereafter. The first episode depicts the warm tropical world of the early Eocene, sixteen million years after the extinction of the non-avian dinosaurs. Birds, the surviving lineage of the dinosaurs, including the giant carnivorous Gastornis, rule this world, while mammals are still very small. The setting is near the Messel pit in Germany. Due to volcanic activity, sudden bulk escapes of carbon dioxide trapped underneath lakes pose a significant hazard to the local wildlife. The episode centers around a Leptictidium family, a leaping, shrew-like mammal, which has emerged in the dawn hours to forage for food. As the mother Leptictidium forages, first in solidarity, and then with her pups, she wanders near a large predatory mammal, identified as an Ambulocetus, a \"walking whale\". Despite its crocodilian similarity, the Ambulocetus is shown swimming by caudal undulation like a modern cetacean. A female Gastornis, who has been taking care of the single egg in her nest, makes two attempts to hunt a small herd of Propalaeotherium, early horses. The first attempt fails when sounds among the vegetation betray her presence. The second attack proves successful when the Propalaeotherium consume fermenting grapes and are unable to evade her attack. The Gastornis also defends her territory from another Gastornis. Unfortunately, while the mother hunts, a horde of Titanomyrma, giant carnivorous ants, encounter the egg when it was just starting to hatch, and successfully kill and eat the chick. When the female discovers her dead offspring at dusk she leaves the forest to try and start another family. 59ce067264
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