Summary:
Ancient Greek philosophers realised birds disappeared then reappeared at different times of the year, but they still had not quite figured out migration. In 350 BCE, the famous Greek philosopher Aristotle thought that migratory birds had transformed into other similar bird species that had recently arrived back in the area.
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