megaceros (Meaning)
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megaceros (n.)
The Irish elk.
Synonyms & Antonyms of megaceros
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megaceros Sentence Examples
- The Irish Elk (Megaceros giganteus) roamed the forests during the Pleistocene epoch.
- Its massive antlers, reaching up to 12 feet in width, made the Megaceros one of the largest deer species ever.
- Despite its size, the Megaceros was a relatively agile and swift runner.
- The Megaceros was a herbivore, feeding on vegetation and leaves.
- Fossils of the Megaceros have been found in many parts of Europe and Asia.
- The extinction of the Megaceros is believed to have occurred around 10,000 years ago.
- The exact cause of the Megaceros' extinction is still debated, but it may have been due to a combination of climate change and hunting.
- The Megaceros is a symbol of the megafauna that once inhabited the Earth.
- The study of the Megaceros provides insights into the evolution and ecology of large mammals.
- The Megaceros remains an iconic species, inspiring countless works of art and literature.
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The Irish elk.
No synonyms found.
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The Irish Elk (Megaceros giganteus) roamed the forests during the Pleistocene epoch.
Its massive antlers, reaching up to 12 feet in width, made the Megaceros one of the largest deer species ever.
Despite its size, the Megaceros was a relatively agile and swift runner.
The Megaceros was a herbivore, feeding on vegetation and leaves.
