mammutidae (Meaning)
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mammutidae (n)
extinct family: mastodons
Synonyms & Antonyms of mammutidae
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mammutidae Sentence Examples
- The discovery of Mammutidae fossils in the Siberian tundra shed light on the evolutionary history of elephants.
- Mammutidae, a diverse group of elephants, were characterized by their large size and distinctive tusks.
- The Columbian mammoth, a descendant of Mammutidae, roamed the Americas during the Pleistocene epoch.
- The teeth of Mammutidae resembled those of modern elephants, providing evidence of their herbivorous diet.
- Mammutidae shared similarities with Mastodons, another extinct elephantine group.
- The habitat of Mammutidae ranged from savannas to temperate forests, depending on the species.
- The extinction of Mammutidae remains a mystery, with theories ranging from climate change to human hunting.
- Excavations at Mammutidae fossil sites have uncovered valuable information about their social behavior and ecology.
- Researchers use Mammutidae DNA extracted from fossils to study the genetic evolution of elephants.
- The legacy of Mammutidae continues to inspire awe and wonder, connecting us to the ancient past.
FAQs About the word mammutidae
extinct family: mastodons
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The discovery of Mammutidae fossils in the Siberian tundra shed light on the evolutionary history of elephants.
Mammutidae, a diverse group of elephants, were characterized by their large size and distinctive tusks.
The Columbian mammoth, a descendant of Mammutidae, roamed the Americas during the Pleistocene epoch.
The teeth of Mammutidae resembled those of modern elephants, providing evidence of their herbivorous diet.
