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morphologically conservative and
differ little between mammutid species. Like
other members of Elephantimorpha,
mammutids exhibited horizontal tooth replacement like...
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borsoni (sometimes
called Borson's mastodon) is an
extinct species of
mammutid proboscidean known from the Late
Miocene to
Early Pleistocene of Eurasia...
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extinct genus of
mammutid proboscidean that
lived during the
Miocene in Africa, Eurasia, and
North America. As with
other mammutids, the
molars have a...
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mammutids. The
earliest undisputed mammutid genus Lo****odon is
recorded in Kenya,
Africa and
firmly establishes the
earliest presence of
mammutids in...
- deinotheres,
along with the more
advanced elephantimorphs,
including mammutids (mastodons), gomphotheres,
amebelodontids (which
includes the "shovel...
- deinotheres,
along with the more
advanced elephantimorphs,
including mammutids (mastodons), gomphotheres,
amebelodontids (which
includes the "shovel...
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contained later mammals like the
megatheriid ground sloth Megatherium and the
mammutid proboscidean Mammut (later
known informally as a "mastodon"),
which were...
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different from
those of
other extinct proboscideans like
gomphotheres and
mammutids, with both
groups having a
proal jaw
movement utilizing forward strokes...
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Sinomammut (meaning "Chinese Mammut") is a
mammutid proboscidean from the
Miocene of China. Only one species, S. tobieni, is known,
named in 2016. It was...
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different from
those of more
primitive proboscideans like
gomphotheres and
mammutids.
Fossils of the
genus are
known from
Africa and
across much of Asia, as...
