4 of North American mammals. Although it is uncertain when black-footed ferrets first entered Eastern Beringia, they certainly died out there sometime during the last 30,000 years. Could the onset of severe cold weather - Sometime - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	4 of North American mammals. Although it is uncertain when black-footed ferrets first entered Eastern Beringia, they certainly died out there sometime during the last 30,000 years. Could the onset of severe cold weather Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-07-26 22:00:12 Open Document File Size: 512,60 KB Share Result on Facebook City Edmonton / Meeteetse / Dawson City / Fairbanks / / Company Aquila / / Continent North America / / Event Extinction / / Facility Museum of Comparative Zoology / University of Alberta / Canadian Museum of Nature / Cathedral Cave / / IndustryTerm food / / Movie Man's best friend / / NaturalFeature Yukon / Hunker Creek / Ester Creek / / Organization University of Alberta / / Person Jack Fraser / Palma Berger / Chuck McDougall / Lynn McDougall / Dawson Loc / Phil Youngman / / Position placer miner / / ProvinceOrState Alberta / Northwest Territories / Nebraska / Alaska / Wyoming / Nevada / White Pine County / Yukon Territory / Colorado / / PublishedMedium Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology / Journal of Mammalogy / / Technology x-ray / / SocialTag Ferrets Asia Geography of North America Zoology Mustelidae Beringia Meeteetse, Wyoming Prairie dog Prairies Weasels

4 of North American mammals. Although it is uncertain when black-footed ferrets first entered Eastern Beringia, they certainly died out there sometime during the last 30,000 years. Could the onset of severe cold weatherAdd to Reading List