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During the last Ice Age around 12,000 years ago, large sheets of ice covered much of the Earth and ocean levels dropped as water became locked up in glaciers. This exposed more of the continental shelves and allowed early humans to migrate more easily by following animal herds across newly revealed land bridges.
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