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Thirteen new chronometric dates for Illinois proboscideans are considered in relation to well-dated pollen records from northeastern and central Illinois. These dates span an interval from 21,228 to 12,944 cal BP. When compared to pollen... more
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      PaleoecologyMammuthusMammutMammoth
A régibb kőkor kutatása az emberiség legkorábbi történetének komplex vizsgálatát foglalja magában. Ez az időszak főként a jégkorszakra (pleisztocén) esett, amelyet jelentős éghajlat-ingadozások, eljegesedések (glaciálisok) és... more
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      Mesolithic/Epipalaeolithic ArchaeologyMammutEarly NeolithicEpigravettian
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      ArchaeologyGeologyPaleoecologyQuaternary
Un squelette de Mammuthus primigenius (Blumenbach, 1799) a été déposé par le Palais Princier de Monaco en 2013 au Musée d'Anthropologie préhistorique de Monaco (collection de l'Administration des Biens de SAS le Prince Souverain) (fig.... more
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      PaleontologyMuseums and Exhibition DesignSpecial CollectionsVertebrate Paleontology
Un squelette de Mammuthus primigenius (Blumenbach, 1799) a été déposé par le Palais Princier de Monaco en 2013 au Musée d'Anthropologie préhistorique de Monaco (collection de l'Administration des Biens de SAS le Prince Souverain) (fig.... more
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      PaleontologyMuseum StudiesSpecial CollectionsPrehistory
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      Evolutionary BiologyGeneticsPaleobiologyGeography
Proboscidea constitute a very important element of the Neogene and Quaternary continental faunas of Greece, being present in almost every fossil mammal locality. Isolated, fragmentary findings are numerous, covering the entire area.... more
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      PaleontologyMammalian PaleontologyGreeceProboscidea
Although the iconic mammoth of the Late Pleistocene, the woolly mammoth (Mammuthus primigenius), has traditionally been regarded as the end point of a single anagenetically evolving lineage, recent paleontological and molecular studies... more
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      Evolutionary BiologyGeneticsPaleobiologyGeography
"The study of flaked mammoth bone tools from the Late Pleistocene is a topic that has inspired great interest in the archaeological community for the last 40 years. The interpretation of evidence of culturally modified mammoth bone tools... more
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      ArchaeologyExperimental ArchaeologyAnthropologyZooarchaeology