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Climate change, not humans, caused extinction of woolly mammoths – study

Climate change, not humans, caused extinction of woolly mammoths – study
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Climate change, not humans, caused extinction of woolly mammoths – study

Climate change, not humans, caused extinction of woolly mammoths – study
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Climate change, not humans, caused extinction of woolly mammoths – study

When the icebergs melted, it became too wet for the animals to survive because the vegetation they ate was practically wiped out, researchers say.

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Climate change, not humans, caused extinction of woolly mammoths – study

Climate change, not humans, caused extinction of woolly mammoths – study
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DNA sequencing shows Vikings weren t all Scandinavian

The study finds Scottish and Irish people have integrated into Viking society well enough to receive a full Viking burial. Cutting-edge DNA sequencing of more than 400 Viking skeletons from across Europe and Greenland will rewrite the history books debunking our previous image of these Scandinavian invaders.

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