-
while modern elephantids lack
permanent premolars, with the
lower jaw
being shortened (brevirostrine) and
lower tusks being absent.
Elephantids are typically...
-
Elephant endotheliotropic herpesviruses (EEHV) or
Elephantid betaherpesvirus 1 (ElHV-1) is a type of herpesvirus,
which can
cause a
highly fatal hemorrhagic...
-
brevirostrine (shortened)
lower jaws with
vestigial or no
lower tusks.
Elephantids are
distinguished from
other proboscideans by a
major shift in the molar...
-
Elephantida (amebelodonts, c****olophodonts, gomphotheres,
stegodontids and
elephantids). All
members of this
group have the
horizontal tooth replacement typical...
-
Elephantidae emerged in Africa,
having originated from gomphotheres.
Elephantids are
distinguished from
earlier proboscideans by a
major shift in the...
- (11.0–12.1
short tons) made for S. emiratus. In
comparison to
later elephantids,
Stegotetrabelodon has
several primitive features,
including the retention...
- A
mammoth is any
species of the
extinct elephantid genus Mammuthus. They
lived from the late
Miocene epoch (from
around 6.2 million
years ago) into the...
- PMID 33971056. Lister,
Adrian M. (2004), "Ecological
Interactions of
Elephantids in
Pleistocene Eurasia",
Human Paleoecology in the
Levantine Corridor...
-
similarities with
modern elephants were
probably convergently evolved. Like
elephantids,
stegodontids are
thought to have
evolved from
gomphothere ancestors...
- epochs. The name of the
genus suggests 'first elephant'.
These primitive elephantids are
thought to be the
common ancestor of Mammuthus, the mammoths, and...
