#megafaunaextinction — Public Fediverse posts
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https://www.europesays.com/ie/622266/ Ancient hunters mostly targeted female woolly mammoths, and nobody knows why #AncientDNA #Éire #HumanEvolution #HunterGatherers #IE #Ireland #MammothExtinction #MegafaunaExtinction #Paleogenomics #PrehistoricHunting #Science #WoollyMammoth
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The first Americans weren’t generalist foragers. New analysis of 50 sites from Alaska to Patagonia shows 83-88% of their diet came from mammoths, sloths, and other giants, rare on the landscape but dominant on the plate. #Paleoindian #Archaeology #MegafaunaExtinction https://www.anthropology.net/p/rabbits-everywhere-rabbits-nowhere
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The first Americans weren’t generalist foragers. New analysis of 50 sites from Alaska to Patagonia shows 83-88% of their diet came from mammoths, sloths, and other giants, rare on the landscape but dominant on the plate. #Paleoindian #Archaeology #MegafaunaExtinction https://www.anthropology.net/p/rabbits-everywhere-rabbits-nowhere
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The first Americans weren’t generalist foragers. New analysis of 50 sites from Alaska to Patagonia shows 83-88% of their diet came from mammoths, sloths, and other giants, rare on the landscape but dominant on the plate. #Paleoindian #Archaeology #MegafaunaExtinction https://www.anthropology.net/p/rabbits-everywhere-rabbits-nowhere
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The first Americans weren’t generalist foragers. New analysis of 50 sites from Alaska to Patagonia shows 83-88% of their diet came from mammoths, sloths, and other giants, rare on the landscape but dominant on the plate. #Paleoindian #Archaeology #MegafaunaExtinction https://www.anthropology.net/p/rabbits-everywhere-rabbits-nowhere
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The first Americans weren’t generalist foragers. New analysis of 50 sites from Alaska to Patagonia shows 83-88% of their diet came from mammoths, sloths, and other giants, rare on the landscape but dominant on the plate. #Paleoindian #Archaeology #MegafaunaExtinction https://www.anthropology.net/p/rabbits-everywhere-rabbits-nowhere