American Mastodon
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The American mastodon (Mammut americanum) was a mammutid proboscidean that lived in the temperate woodlands of North America during the Pliocene to Pleistocene. The mastodon lineage diverged from elephants during the Oligocene 25 million years ago. The American mastodon browsed on leaves and twigs. Supposed evidence of mastodon hair is believed to be filamentous green algae (I recommend reading Mark Witton’s hairy mastodon page). Mastodons had a zygodont morphology (the cusps of the molars were merged into ridges).The average reconstruction of the American mastodon. As already said, mastodon hair might not be hair.
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Mastodons will get defensive if they see a threat. American mastodons live in temperate woodlands and feed on leaves and twigs. The mastodon lineage diverged from elephants during the Oligocene 25 million years ago. American mastodons lived in North America during the Pliocene to Pleistocene.
The encounter takes place in a temperate woodland.
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The American mastodon (Mammut americanum) was a mammutid proboscidean that lived in the temperate woodlands of North America during the Pliocene to Pleistocene. The mastodon lineage diverged from elephants during the Oligocene 25 million years ago. The American mastodon browsed on leaves and twigs. Supposed evidence of mastodon hair is believed to be filamentous green algae. Mastodons had a zygodont morphology (the cusps of the molars were merged into ridges).
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