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First, in June 1865, during the tenure of President Abraham Lincoln, slavery was abolished in the United States of America.

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The bone, found in the fossil-rich Tatacoa Desert in Colombia, which sits at the northern tip of South America, is believed to be the northernmost evidence of the bird in South America thus far.