The Catastrophic Extinction of North American Mammoths and Mastodonts

The Catastrophic Extinction of North American Mammoths and Mastodonts

“One of the great myths of our politically-correct anthropology is that ‘Native Americans” lived in harmony with all wildlife. Early human hunters were closely involved with the Pleistocene Extinctions, just 12,000-years ago. This was the greatest mass extinction since dinosaurs disappeared 60-million years earlier.

 

This paper discusses the causes – and consequences to wildlife – of mammoth and mastodont extinctions in North America.

 

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The removal of mammoths and mastodonts from the New World was an eco- catastrophe that happened swiftly and unexpectedly.

 

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