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likely capable of
communicating via
infrasonic calls.
While early elephantimorphs generally had
lower jaws with an
elongated mandibular symphysis at...
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genus of the Mammutidae, the sole
family of the
elephantimorph clade Mammutida (the
other elephantimorph clade is Elephantida). The
Mammutidae is characterized...
- the
Miocene include the deinotheres,
along with the more
advanced elephantimorphs,
including mammutids (mastodons), gomphotheres,
amebelodontids (which...
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shortened (brevirostrine). This
process happened convergently amongst other elephantimorph proboscideans,
including gomphotheres, stegodontids, and elephantids...
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Extinct genus of
gomphothere elephantimorph native to
South America...
- the
Miocene include the deinotheres,
along with the more
advanced elephantimorphs,
including mammutids (mastodons), gomphotheres,
amebelodontids (which...
-
fragmentary nature of
known remains. In
comparison to more
primitive elephantimorphs like gomphotheres, the
bodies of
elephantids tend to be proportionally...
- 7 t (6.6 long tons; 7.4
short tons). Gomphotherium, like most
basal elephantimorphs, had an
elongated lower jaw
which bore tusks.
Species of Gomphotherium...
- is
relatively tall but short. The
lower jaw in
comparison to
early elephantimorphs is
shortened (brevirostrine), and
lacks lower tusks/incisors. The molar...
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published online by
Sanders (2019). A
study comparing the
diversity of
elephantimorph proboscideans of
northern and
southern China during the late Miocene...
