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Reviewed on February 15, 2008
Big Bone Lick, designated a Kentucky state park in 1960, is known as "the tomb of mammoths." Fossil remains of other extinct species have also been found at this site: helmeted musk ox, two species of ground sloth, complex-toothed horse, mastodon, mammoth, and elk-moose. Hedeen (biology, emeritus, Xavier Univ., OH) chronicles the history of a place of scientific worth-both for a young America and for the new science of paleon...Log In or Sign Up to Read More