A cold to cool climate is clearly indicated for the woolly mammoth by the heavy coat of hair and the layer of insulating fat, and the common occurrence of its remains near glacial deposits in association with the fossils of other Arctic animals, such as the hair-covered woolly rhinoceros, musk oxen, reindeer, and a distinctive community of many now-extinct animals.
(A cold to cool climate; is clearly indicated; for the woolly mammoth by the heavy coat of hair and the layer of insulating fat)
A cold to cool climate
is clearly indicated
for the woolly mammoth by the heavy coat of hair and the layer of insulating fat