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The following has been removed from the article, as it is apparently a vestige of drafting that never got completed here, but is copied below because it references a source that might be useful:

"Vestige of cooler and drier climate during the last ice age.^[1]"

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↑ Delcourt, Hazel R. (June 12, 1979). "Late Quaternary Vegetation History of the Eastern Highland Rim and Adjacent Cumberland Plateau of Tennessee". Ecological Monographs. 49 (3). Ecological Society of America (published September 1979): 255–280. doi:10.2307/1942485. JSTOR 1942485.

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↑ Phillips, Harold W. (1923). Travel Book. International transportation association. p. 723. LCCN 15005327. Eighty miles east of Nashville in the mountains is a pleasure and health resort known as Bloomington Springs. 'Cummins Falls' and 'Window Cliffs' are nearby attractive spots.

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[delcourt-1] Delcourt, Hazel R. (June 12, 1979). "Late Quaternary Vegetation History of the Eastern Highland Rim and Adjacent Cumberland Plateau of Tennessee". Ecological Monographs. 49 (3). Ecological Society of America (published September 1979): 255–280. doi:10.2307/1942485. JSTOR 1942485.

[Book1923-2] Phillips, Harold W. (1923). Travel Book. International transportation association. p. 723. LCCN 15005327. Eighty miles east of Nashville in the mountains is a pleasure and health resort known as Bloomington Springs. 'Cummins Falls' and 'Window Cliffs' are nearby attractive spots.

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