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What happened to the mammoths?

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True/False statements about prehistoric extinctions.

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What happened to the mammoths?
 

What happened to the mammoths?Online version

True/False statements about prehistoric extinctions.

by Анара Избасова
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Palaeontologists study fossils of extinct plants and animals.

2

DNA from fossils has already cloned a mammoth in the lab.

3

Mammoths and steppe bison were hunted by prehistoric humans.

4

The Caspian tiger is still widespread today.

5

The last Ice Age ended about 5,000 years ago.

6

Prehistoric people painted hunting scenes of mammoths and bison on cave walls.

7

There is evidence that mass extinction coincided with the expansion of humans around the world.

8

Some endangered species mentioned include the snow leopard and the Caspian seal.

9

Mammoths migrated south toward warmer climates during the end of the Ice Age.

10

The Caspian tiger and the aurochs are endangered animals.

11

Thosands of years ago, there were mammoths in Central Asia.

12

Paleontologists are artists who draw pictures of extinct species.

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Prehistoric people sometimes made tools from the bones of animals they hunted.

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About 15,000 years ago, many large mammals died because of the cold weather.

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