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Skeleton of 26,000-year-old red fox unearthed in Utah cave

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A nearly complete skeleton of a red fox dating back to the Ice Ages has been unearthed in a northeastern Utah cave. A team of scientists from the Utah Division of State Parks and the USDA Forest Service Ashley National Forest, along with a group of Utah cavers, made the discovery in Whiterocks Cave in the Uinta Mountains at about 8,600 feet elevation. “This specimen is one of the oldest directly dated records of the red fox species,” said Ice Ag…
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