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*Titov, V.V., Tesakov, A.S. editors, ''Quaternary stratigraphy and paleontology of the Southern Russia: connections between Europe, Africa and Asia: Abstracts of the International INQUA-SEQS Conference'' (June 21–26, 2010) Rostov-on-Don, publisher Russian Academy of Science. Baigusheva, Vera, Titov, Vadim, ''Pleistocene Large Mammal Associations of the Sea of Azov and Adjacent Regions'', pages 24–27]  
 
*Titov, V.V., Tesakov, A.S. editors, ''Quaternary stratigraphy and paleontology of the Southern Russia: connections between Europe, Africa and Asia: Abstracts of the International INQUA-SEQS Conference'' (June 21–26, 2010) Rostov-on-Don, publisher Russian Academy of Science. Baigusheva, Vera, Titov, Vadim, ''Pleistocene Large Mammal Associations of the Sea of Azov and Adjacent Regions'', pages 24–27]  
 
* V.V. Titov, V.V., Tesakov, A.S. editors, ''Quaternary stratigraphy and paleontology of the Southern Russia: connections between Europe, Africa and Asia: Abstracts of the International INQUA-SEQS Conference'' (June 21–26, 2010) Rostov-on-Don, publisher Russian Academy of Science. Kosintsev, Pavel ''Relict Mammal Species of the Middle Pleistocene in Late Pleistocene Fauna of the Western Siberia South'', pages 78–79.]  
 
* V.V. Titov, V.V., Tesakov, A.S. editors, ''Quaternary stratigraphy and paleontology of the Southern Russia: connections between Europe, Africa and Asia: Abstracts of the International INQUA-SEQS Conference'' (June 21–26, 2010) Rostov-on-Don, publisher Russian Academy of Science. Kosintsev, Pavel ''Relict Mammal Species of the Middle Pleistocene in Late Pleistocene Fauna of the Western Siberia South'', pages 78–79.]  
*Hagstrum, J. T., Firestone, R. B., West, A., article, "Beringian Megafaunal Extinctions at ~37 ka B.P.: Do Micrometeorites Embedded in Fossil Tusks and Skulls Indicate an Extraterrestial Precursor to the Younger Dryas Event?", journal ''American Geophysical Union'', Fall Meeting 2009, abstract #PP31D-1385, 2009, publisher, The Smithsonian/NASA Astrophysics Data System, volume 31, pages 1385</ref>
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*Hagstrum, J. T., Firestone, R. B., West, A., article, "Beringian Megafaunal Extinctions at ~37 ka B.P.: Do Micrometeorites Embedded in Fossil Tusks and Skulls Indicate an Extraterrestial Precursor to the Younger Dryas Event?", journal ''American Geophysical Union'', Fall Meeting 2009, abstract #PP31D-1385, 2009, publisher, The Smithsonian/NASA Astrophysics Data System, volume 31, pages 1385</ref> There is currently no certain consensus on the identity of the Keresh.
    
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