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The Ice Age woolly rhinoceros may have owed much of its evolutionary success not to the frozen Siberian landscapes with which it is most closely associated, but to the more temperate regions of Eurasia, a sweeping new analysis of ancient DNA and Pleistocene habitats suggests.