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Published: 2018-02-05 20:46:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 30788; Favourites: 383; Downloads: 0
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Description
- Moeritherium andrewsi (the first little one)- Palaeomastodon beadnelli (the second little one)
- Gomphotherium productum (upside Moeritherium)
- Platybelodon grageri (beside Palaeomastodon)
- Deinotherium giganteum (the big on upside Platybelodon)
- Stegotetrabelodon syrticus (beside Platybelodon)
- Anancus arvernensis (the very long tusks one)
- Mammut americanum (beside Palaeoloxodon)
- Palaeoloxodon namadicus (the very big one)
- Mammuthus primigenius (Do I really must show you what's a Mammoth !?)
- Elephas falconeri (the very little one under Mammuthus)
- Elephas maximus or modern Asian Elephant (beside Mammuthus)
- Loxodonta africana or African Bush Elephant (the last one)
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Hmmmm. that Deinotherium's tusks are completely separate from its lips.
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This is amazing
It is really cool to see the evolution of Elephants.
I have never heard of theΒ Elephas falconeri before, is it known what time period it lived in?
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Elephas Falconeri, also Sicilian elephant, used to live during Pleostocene, in Italia and Greece.
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This is beautifulΒ
Elephas looks like someone you shouldn't mess with.
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Absolutely fantastic piece here, always nice to see comparisons
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Damn this is amazing, only a shame you didnβt include m.trogontherii
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Sorry haha, I couldn't place them all
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Very nice! I guess P.namadicus is the sub-adult individual that was found. It is only a few centimeters taller than Deinotherium, while one giant specimen was actually over 1 meter taller than Deinotherium.
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Yes, the Palaeoloxodonβs size was a bit problematic, I was afraid to make it far taller than it was.
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If the Palaeoloxodon you're referring to is namadicus, it could be a bit small.Β
Take a look at these works from Asier Larramendi, who is a very reliable expert in proboscideans:
The colossal Narmada valley elephants
The Largest Land Mammal in History
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your welcome
elephants are so freaking cool
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