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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 15, 2001

Page

10

Mammoth and Mastodon Facts From Ancient Earth

The Mind Page explains that proboscideans with trunks appeared about 345 million years ago after the dinosaurs and varied into over 600 species roaming most continents except Antarctica and Australia for 20 million years. Only Asian and African elephants remain today. Mastodons had low crowned buffed teeth for crushing trees and bushes and lived in forests.

Antarctica Australia

Rookie Cookie's Spinach Quiche Recipe Card

Spinach quiche with onion mushrooms and cheese. Mix spinach, eggs, evaporated milk, flour, salt, and remaining cheese. Pour into a prepared shell and bake at 350 degrees for 50 minutes to an hour until firm. Serves six.

Jake Thomas Rise in Entertainment Shaped by Family Ties

Jake Thomas, known for Lizzie McGuire and playing Matt McGuire, hails from Knoxville Tennessee and now lives in Southern California with actor writer parents and siblings. He has appeared in commercials and films such as The Cell and TV shows including Touched by an Angel and Third Rock from the Sun. He also projects into Steven Spielberg's next film. He enjoys swimming reading trading cards and video games with two family dogs.

Jake Thomas Matt McGuire Lizzy Jake Knoxville Tenn California Betty Debnam

Mammoth Mystery Comes to America From Ice Age Fossils

Experts estimate first mastodons arrived over 13 million years ago as climates warmed in early epochs. Ice Age cooling, land bridges, and human hunters are weighed as causes for extinction around 10,000 years ago. Recent Siberian finds, including a 10-ton Archie and a 34-inch calf, hint at thousands more buried in ice and promise clues to the mammoth’s demise.

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