Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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Space object that wiped them out | asteroid | 94%
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Reptile group that went extinct (except birds!) right before the Cenozoic | dinosaur | 91%
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Hairy elephant | mammoth | 91%
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Giant shark that had massive teeth | megalodon | 91%
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Feline relative with giant fangs | saber-toothed cat | 85%
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Titanoboa- largest of these reptiles ever found | snake | 85%
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Paraceratherium was a giant hornless relative of these modern mammals | rhinoceros | 82%
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Giant flightless bird of New Zealand | Moa | 79%
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A robust ancestor of ours often stereotyped as cave-dwellers | Neanderthal | 79%
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This "upright man" had a name that sounds dirty | Homo erectus | 74%
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Ambulocetus had this body part modern whales lack | legs | 74%
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These covered large portions of land during the ice ages | glaciers | 71%
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Giant flightless birds of prey | terror bird | 71%
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term for large animals, often associated with ice age mammals | megafauna | 68%
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Famous Australopithecus specimen named after a Beatles song | Lucy | 65%
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landform that allowed animals & people to walk from Siberia to Alaska | land bridge | 59%
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Oil pools that preserved thousands of ice age animals | tar pits | 56%
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The "third" period that formerly made up most of this era | Tertiary | 53%
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The officially unrecognized "age of man" that comes after the Holocene | Anthropocene | 50%
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The "fourth" and most recent geologic period | Quarternary | 44%
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Our "other", more mysterious ancestor found in a cave in Siberia | Denisovan | 26%
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