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• Scattered neolithic artifacts indicate that the Belp area was inhabited prehistorically.
• The area was prehistorically part of the Glacial Lake Passaic.
• Scattered finds from the Bronze Age suggest that the valley was settled prehistorically.
• :Historically and prehistorically, it seems rather unlikely.
• He slithers around the floor boulders prehistorically.
• Prehistorically the genus extended into the Caribbean.
• Prehistorically the area was lightly settled.
• We saw one an hour later at the top of a dune, prehistorically silhouetted against the sky.
• The Western Area contains seeps that were known prehistorically; it is separated from the Central zone by a fault.
• Archeological evidence has proven that the hot springs which later supplied the water for Bathhouse Row were used prehistorically for thousands of years.
• An endangered associate tree is the Chilean Wine Palm, " Jubaea chilensis ", whose distribution was much wider prehistorically.
• The toromiro tree " ( Sophora toromiro ) " was prehistorically present on Easter Island, but is now extinct in the wild.
• There are around 125 living species of Procellariiformes worldwide, and the order is traditionally divided into four extant families, with one prehistorically extinct:
• An associate tree is the endangered Chilean Wine Palm, " Jubaea chilensis ", which species prehistorically had a much wider range.
• Prehistorically this entire general area of the central coast was inhabited by the BCE, including a large village to the south at Morro Creek.
• A genus of prehistorically extinct seaducks, " Chendytes ", is sometimes called " diving-geese " due to their large size.
• In the early 1990s, Carlson challenged the notion that Atlantic salmon were prehistorically abundant in New England, when the climate was warmer as it is now.
• Heath hens lived in the scrubby heathland barrens of coastal North America from southernmost New Hampshire to northern Virginia in historical times, but possibly south to Florida prehistorically.
• The same cannot be verifiably said for relations with Asia, since we only know from antiquity that the Arabians and North Africans have been prehistorically related to Europeans.
• The African wild dog prehistorically had widespread distribution in Ethiopia; however, with last sightings at Fincha, this canid is thought to be potentially extirpated within Ethiopia.