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Hermione
September 04, 2007 02:25AM
Take a drive through South Dakota's Black Hills and you're likely to see antelope, deer, the occasional coyote and, of course, American bison. But if you could step back in time, 26,000 years or so, you'd see other wildlife roaming the area: giant short-faced bear, camels, and mammoths, an ancient relative of today's elephants.

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Ancient South Dakota Watering Hole Gives Up Treasure Trove of Mammoth Fossils

Hermione September 04, 2007 02:25AM

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