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75,000-Year-Old Norwegian Cave Reveals 46 Types of Ice Age Animals and Lost Genetic Lineages
A Norwegian cave has preserved the remains of 46 types of animals that lived in the European Arctic around 75,000 years ago, providing an exceptionally rare glimpse of wildlife during the last glacial period. The discovery at Arne Qvamgrotta, part of the Storsteinhola cave system, represents the oldest preserved faunal assemblage known from the European…