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Of gomphotheres, early American Indians, the Lazarus effect and the end of the worldDirk Van Tuerenhout

human interaction with gomotheres

Of gomphotheres, early American Indians, the Lazarus effect and the end of the world
December 17, 2009 · Be The First To Comment

Sometime during 2007, a rancher in the northern Mexican state of Sonora took a visitor to see large bones he had found in an arroyo, or creek bed. The visitor was Guadalupe Sanchez, who works for Mexico’s INAH (Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia). It turns out that the bones were not the only item […]

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