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Mammoth

A mammoth is a member of the extinct elephantid genus Mammuthus. They lived from the late Miocene epoch (from around 6.2 million years ago) into the Holocene until about 4,000 years ago, with mammoth species at various times inhabiting Africa, Asia, Europe and North America. Mammoths are distinguished from living elephants by their (typically large)…

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Mammoth

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Mammoth

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related to Further reading · 69
Mammoth → Adrian, All American Monsters, America, Archived, Back, Bahn, Baylor University, BBC News, Berkeley, Bibcode, Biology, BioScience, Brisighelli, California Press, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, Capelli, Clashing, CO, Conniff
related to Extinction · 25
Mammoth → Americas, Before Present, Bering Strait, By, Californian Channel Islands, Channel Islands, Columbian, Europe, Following, Holocene, Hunting, Last Glacial Maximum, Late Pleistocene, Mammuthus, Northeast Siberia, Paleoindians, Pleistocene, Relict, Saint Paul, Sardinian
related to Etymology and early observations · 20
Mammoth → According, Bell, Dictionariolum Russico-Anglicum, Europe, Evenk, Hans Sloan, In, John Bell, Khanty, Mammoths, Mansi, Nenets, Ob River, Siberia, The, The American Heritage Dictionary, The Selkup, They, Vasily Tatishchev, Yakuts
related to Relationship with early humans · 18
Mammoth → Americas, Columbian, Dmanisi, During, East European Plain, Evidence, Florida, Georgia, Large, Last Glacial Period, Mammuthus, More, Neanderthals, Paleoindians, Remains, The, Vero Beach, Woolly
related to Evolution · 10
Mammoth → Africa, African, Afro-Arabia, Among, Asian, Elephantidae, Following, Mammutidae, Proboscidea, The
related to Description · 7
Mammoth → African, However, Like, Mammuthus, Siberian, Siegsdorf, The
see also · 7
Mammoth → Biology, Brea Tar PitsList, Hot Springs, Ivory, Mammoth Site, ParkWaco Mammoth National Monument, South DakotaNiederweningen Mammoth MuseumPleistocene
related to Behaviour and palaeoecology · 5
Mammoth → Based, Eurasia, The, Their, Throughout
is a · 1
Mammoth → member of the extinct elephantid genus Mammuthus

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mammoths around years ago mammuthus elephants woolly million species siberia 000 columbian primigenius trogontherii large tusks late modern meridionalis columbi

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Mammothis amember of the extinct elephantid genus Mammuthus0.90text
small earsinstance ofincluding morphological traits0.80text
tails to minimize heat lossinstance ofincluding morphological traits0.80text
a thick layer of subcutaneous fatinstance ofincluding morphological traits0.80text
and numerous sebaceous glands for insulationinstance ofincluding morphological traits0.80text
as well as a large brown-fat hump like deposit behind the neck that may have functioned as a heat sourceinstance ofincluding morphological traits0.80text
fat reservoir during winterinstance ofincluding morphological traits0.80text
waterinstance offights between males or when elephants of both sexes shove each other to reach critical resources0.80text
mammoths as seen from a tusk found at Fenstanton Gravelsinstance ofIt is very likely that this also occurred in extinct proboscideans0.80text
Mammothrelated to Behaviour and palaeoecologyBased0.60section
Mammothrelated to Behaviour and palaeoecologyTheir0.60section
Mammothrelated to Behaviour and palaeoecologyThe0.60section

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