Ice Age Fossils Found by Snorkeling in Texas Cave
The survey identified fossils from extinct megafauna, including first regional records for some species, dating back to a warm interglacial period about 100,000 years ago.
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New ice age animals and slice of earth history found in central Texas water cave
While conducting the first paleontological study of a Texas water cave, paleontologist John Moretti discovered fossils that have never been seen in Central Texas before. The fossils in the water cave could date back to an interglacial period during the most recent Ice Age, a slice of Earth history that hasn’t been documented in the Central Texas fossil record before.
Ice Age animals and slice of Earth history found in central Texas water cave
A paleontologist from The University of Texas at Austin has discovered the fossilized remains of Ice Age animals that have never been found in Central Texas before—and he came across the bones while snorkeling for fossils in an underground stream. The new fossils are from a giant tortoise and an armadillo relative called a pampathere that was about the size of a lion.
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