Notiomastodon platensis
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A South American elephantoid closely related to the Cuvieronius hyodon of the highlands. Notiomastodon is often placed in Gomphotheriidae. Notiomastodon was very derived because it had a shortened jaw and didn’t have lower tusks. Notiomastodon lived in Colombia, Brazil, and Zona Sur in Chile during the Pleistocene to Holocene 800,000 to 11,000 years ago. Dimila Mothé proposed a separate family for Notiomastodon, Cuvieronius, Stegomastodon, Sinomastodon, and Rhynchotherium called Cuvieronidae. Notiomastodon was more closely related to Afro-Eurasian elephantoids than to mastodons. Cuvieronids are characterized by laterally wide skulls, more complex bunodont teeth, short mandibles, and 1 to 2 pairs of tusks.
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As you are walking in the grasslands, you witness a South American elephantoid closely related to the Cuvieronius hyodon of the highlands. Notiomastodon is often placed in Gomphotheriidae. Notiomastodon was very derived because it had a shortened jaw and didn’t have lower tusks. Notiomastodon lived in Colombia, Brazil, and Zona Sur in Chile during the Pleistocene to Holocene 800,000 to 11,000 years ago. The Notiomastodon platensis trumpets.
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