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  • Home
  • Discover
    • Tour the Visitor Center
    • Anza-Borrego Story
    • Park Geology
    • What is a Fossil
    • Why Study Paleontology
    • How Old Are These Rocks
    • Rocks of Anza-Borrego
    • Paleoclimates
  • Fossils A to Z
    • Badgers, Otters, Skunks, Weasels
    • Bears
    • Birds
    • Canids
    • Cats
    • Camels
    • Deer and Pronghorn
    • Fish
    • Horses
    • Mammoths
    • Peccaries and Javelinas
    • Rabbits
    • Reptiles
    • Rodents
    • Sheep, Goats and Oxen
    • Sloths
    • Tortoises
  • Collections
    • Collecting History
    • Ethics of Collecting
    • Research Permits
  • Events
    • Certification
    • Public Lectures
    • DS2027
  • More
    • Members Sign In

Mammoth Discoveries

Over 80 localities containing proboscidean fossils have been recorded in ABDSP since the first discovery in 1964.

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About Mammoths

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Mammoths of ABDSP

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Proboscideans of ABDSP

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2002 Mammoth Discovery

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Cutmarks on Bone

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