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Ice Age Humans Mostly Killed Female Woolly Mammoths, Ancient DNA Suggests

via Smithsonian Magazine·4d ago

Ancient DNA from mammoth remains at kill sites suggests Ice Age hunters disproportionately targeted females. Researchers say herd structure may have made female groups easier to locate and ambush. The pattern could have accelerated the species’ decline.

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