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Anthropology

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6. That part's been known for a very long time.

Sat Apr 1, 2023, 11:06 AM

Apr 2023

The new information is that after they'd gone extinct in North America, they were reintroduced almost 50 years earlier than previously thought.

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I've always heard the Spanish story Bayard Mar 2023 #1

They'll continue doing it. Duppers Mar 2023 #2

they were still from European - indeed, Spanish - stock, Kali Mar 2023 #3

That is what this article addresses Bayard Apr 2023 #5

That part's been known for a very long time. sl8 Apr 2023 #6

that isn't new info Kali Apr 2023 #7