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Female Woolly Mammoth s Lifetime Movements Tied to Ancient Alaskan Hunter-Gatherer Camp

Female Woolly Mammoth s Lifetime Movements Tied to Ancient Alaskan Hunter-Gatherer Camp
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Study maps mammoth s 1,000-km trek, suggests species coexisted with humans in Alaska | iNFOnews

Study maps mammoth s 1,000-km trek, suggests species coexisted with humans in Alaska | iNFOnews
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Study maps mammoth s 1,000-km trek, suggests species coexisted with humans in Alaska

Study maps mammoth s 1,000-km trek, suggests species coexisted with humans in Alaska
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Study maps mammoth s 1,000-km trek, suggests species coexisted with humans in Alaska – Winnipeg Free Press

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Study maps mammoth s 1,000-km trek, suggests species co-existed with humans in Alaska for at least 1,000 years

The study stops short of concluding the mammoth was killed by hunters near Alaska’s earliest-known archeological site, but that was the likely scenario, researcher says

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