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geo000659-016
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Tule Springs: then and now geoscience program photographs and records
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A sam ple of extinct animals found at Tule Springs (from M aw by 1967) Giant condor (Teratornis merriami) Shasta ground sloth (Nothrotherium shastense) Ground sloth (Megalonyx sp.) Giant jaguar (Panthera [Jaguarius] atrox. Columbian mammoth (Mammuthus columbi) American camel (Camelops hesternus) American horse (2 species) (Equus spp.) Tule Springs Site-Trench “K” Unit E2: 7,500- 11,200 years > k\adaR w er.