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May 11, 2006
Blame Climate Change Not Hunter for North American Mega-Extinction
According to a recent study published by Guthrie in Nature, climate change drove mammoths and horses to
extinction in Alaska and the Yukon Territory almost 12,000 years ago, not human hunting. Science report Guthrie's study contradicts previously published studies, noted in this blog, that suggested human hunters were the culprits.
May 11, 2006 in Biodiversity, Climate Change, North America, Physical Science | Permalink
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