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Meaning of mammuthus
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mammuthus (n)
extinct genus: mammoths
mammuthus Sentence Examples
- The woolly mammoth (Mammuthus primigenius) roamed the Earth during the Ice Age.
- Mammuthus was a genus of extinct elephants that inhabited North America, Europe, and Asia.
- The remains of Mammuthus have been found in archaeological sites worldwide.
- Mammuthus was characterized by its large size, thick fur, and long, curved tusks.
- The Colombian mammoth (Mammuthus columbi) was one of the largest members of the genus Mammuthus.
- Mammuthus Jeffersonii, discovered in 1805, was the first extinct mammal formally described in North America.
- Mammuthus was hunted by humans for food and resources.
- The extinction of Mammuthus is a subject of ongoing scientific debate.
- Scientists continue to study the fossil record of Mammuthus to gain insights into its evolution and ecology.
- Mammuthus has become an iconic symbol of the Ice Age and continues to fascinate scientists and the public alike.
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extinct genus: mammoths
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The woolly mammoth (Mammuthus primigenius) roamed the Earth during the Ice Age.
Mammuthus was a genus of extinct elephants that inhabited North America, Europe, and Asia.
The remains of Mammuthus have been found in archaeological sites worldwide.
Mammuthus was characterized by its large size, thick fur, and long, curved tusks.
