In the American Museum of Natural History:
These mylodontids reminded me of Puerto Natales…
Filed under: fossils, geology, mammals, museums, new york, nyc, pleistocene
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Callan Bentley
Where were these from? Georgia has some giant ground sloth fossils from the coastal salt marshes near Brunswick. Are these from GA? If so, it would be neat to know. Thx.
Sorry, not sure of that. I failed to note their provenance.