Mammoths

Definition of Mammoths as it relates to Animals, Mammals, Proboscideans, Living Proboscideans

Mammoths are an extinct group of large, elephant-like mammals that once inhabited various parts of the world, including North America, Europe, and Asia. They are characterized by their long, curved tusks and thick fur coat, which helped them survive in cold environments. Mammoths belong to the family Elephantidae, making them close relatives of modern elephants and mammals. Within the broader category of Proboscideans, mammoths represent a unique and distinct group that once thrived alongside other proboscidean species such as mastodons. As part of the subcategory Living Proboscideans, mammoths are an important part of the diverse family tree of these magnificent animals, even though they no longer roam the earth today.

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