Fossils Reveal Mammal Climate Shift

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Mammalian fossils reveal how southern Europe's ecosystem changed during the Pleistocene

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Fossils reveal how Southern Europe's animal community shifted between warm and cold climate fluctuations.

The Notarchirico site has long been valued as a source of information on the Early-Middle Pleistocene.

Fossils recovered on site include some of the oldest known evidence in all of Europe of the straight-tusked elephant ( Palaeoloxodon antiquus) and red deer.

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