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  3. Paleolake Geochronology Supports Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) Age For Human Tracks At White Sands, New Mexico

Paleolake Geochronology Supports Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) Age For Human Tracks at White Sands, New Mexico

June 27, 2025

SoA Professor Emeritus Vance Holliday was featured in a UA News article last week pertaining to a recent publication he co-authored in Science Advances.  His work was also featured in an Arizona Daily Star article.  

Link to the full Science Advances publication here

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