b6 Extinct Stone Age animals
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1 T or F: Unicorn horns are Narwhal tusks..
2 T or F: In Europe, cave paintings depict woolly elephants and rhinos.
3 T or F: Gaint cave bears and humans lived together in the same caves.
4 T or F: Vallon-Pont-d'Arc artists copied the cave paintings in Altamira, Spain.
5 T or F: In North America there are older cave paintings than at Cosquer and Chauvet in France.
6 T or F: Giant ground sloths can still be found in South America.
7 T or F: La Brea Tar Pits was formerly a den for saber-toothed cats.
8 T or F: An argument for extinctions by Cuvier is that Mammoths were too big to be now in hiding.
9 T or F: Fleming found unreworked fossils of "Antediluvial life" in Alluvial (Post-diluvial) sediments.

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Tundra, animal remains 075-02-01 075-02-02 075-02-03
Unicorn horns 075-03-01
Megaloceros 075-04-01
Neolithic, mortality 075-05-01
Lascaux, paintings 075-06-01
Altamira, paintings 075-07-01
Giant cave bears 075-08-01 075-08-02
Vallon-Pont- d'Arc cave paintings 075-09-01 075-09-02 075-09-03
Cosquer paintings 075-10-01 075-10-02 075-10-03
Chauvet paintings 075-11-01 075-11-02 075-11-03 075-11-04 075-11-05
Isthmus of Panama 075-12-01 075-12-02
Giant ground sloths 075-13-01
Armored glyptodonts 075-14-01
La Brea Tar Pits saber- toothed cats 075-15-01 075-15-02 075-15-03 075-15-04
Cuvier. Mammoths 075-16-01
Fleming 075-17-01 075-17-02 075-17-03