- Clovis-Era Tools From 13,000 Years Ago Shows They Prepared Meat
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... of North American mammals went extinct by the end of the Pleistocene, including American camels, American horses, woolly mammoth, dire ... haven't had camels or horses around here since the late Pleistocene." The artifacts that showed animal protein residues were each ...
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- Oceanfront Property in Prince George...
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... we see today with repeated bouts of glaciation during the Pleistocene carving their final shape. (Paleontology) ...
Blog Post - Heidi Henderson - Feb 19 2009 - 1:31pm - 1 attachment
- Neanderthal Genome Gets A First Draft
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... determine large amounts of nuclear DNA sequences from late Pleistocene animals such as mammoths as well as the Neandertal. Building on ...
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- Explosive Speciation
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... Courtesy the Wikipedia Commons Explosive Pleistocene diversification and hemispheric expansion of a “great ...
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- Was New Zealand Under Water 25 Million Years Ago?
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... ago. The oldest known Sphenodon fossil dates to the Pleistocene era (around 34,000 years old), while the new discovery dates to the ... years in the fossil record of the group between the Late Pleistocene of New Zealand and the Late Cretaceous of Argentina. ...
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- Global Cooling Killed Cave Bears 13,000 Years Earlier Than Believed, Says New Study
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... and occasionally small animals. It lived during the Pleistocene Epoch and is believed to have become extinct around 10,000 years ...
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- Contact Between The Last Neanderthals And Modern Humans Uncovered
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... the changing human and natural landscapes of the Late Pleistocene. (Paleontology) ...
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- Survivor: Pleistocene? Alliances And Coalitions May Have Begun Long Ago
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... evolutionary biologists theorize that at some point in the Pleistocene, humans reached a level of ecological dominance that dramatically ...
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- Smarter Throughout History? New Fossil Says No (Ancient Humans Were Big-Headed Too!)
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... of the differences between modern humans and those of the Pleistocene era. Does this mean that Neanderthals were as smart as the ...
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- Homo Erectus And Brain Size - The Hole Story
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... revising notions about how smart they may have been. The Pleistocene adult female Homo erectus pelvis was from the Busidima Formation of ...
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