-
modern elephants were
probably convergently evolved. Like elephantids,
stegodontids are
thought to have
evolved from
gomphothere ancestors. Stegodontidae...
- †Stegodontidae (
stegodontids) Elephantidae...
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includes the "shovel tuskers" like Platybelodon), c****olophodontids and
stegodontids.
Around 10
million years ago, the
earliest members of the
family Elephantidae...
- the
elephants as well as
their closest extinct relatives,
including stegodontids and "tetralophodont gomphotheres", the
latter of
which are otherwise...
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Middle Pleistocene animals such as the
panda Ailuropoda baconi and the
stegodontid proboscidean Stegodon.
Other classic animals typically include orangutans...
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Stegolophodon is an
extinct genus of
stegodontid proboscideans. It
lived during the
Miocene epoch in Asia. The
earliest fossils are
known from the Early...
- gomphotheres, c****olophodontids,
amebelodontids ("shovel tuskers") and the
stegodontids. The
following cladogram shows the
relationships among elephantidans...
- jaw
movement is
thought to have
evolved independently in
elephants and
stegodontids.
Stegodon po****tions from the
Pliocene of the
India are
suggested to...
- the back to the
front of the
lower jaws) used by
modern elephants and
stegodontids. Like
modern elephants and
other members of Elephantimorpha, gomphotheres...
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amongst other elephantimorph proboscideans,
including gomphotheres,
stegodontids, and elephantids. The
mammutid "Mammut"
borsoni is one of the largest...