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Explore the Ice Age basics.

by Rachael Lopez
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During the , large parts of Earth's surface were shaped by advancing and retreating . Cooler global temperatures slowed evaporation and allowed massive to spread across continents , carving valleys and shaping landscapes . Periodic shifts in altered rainfall and temperatures , triggering that lasted thousands of years . such as , saber - toothed cats , and giant ground sloths thrived in refugia where forests persisted . Early humans adapted by hunting , fishing , and developing clothing , shelter , and fire to survive in harsh conditions .

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