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mammut

/ˈmæm.ət/

Traduction: Genre éteint de grands mammifères proches des éléphants, de la famille des Mammutidae, communément appelés mastodontes, qui vivaient au Pléistocène.

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/ˈmæm.ət/C2formalscientific
  • frGenre éteint de grands mammifères proches des éléphants, de la famille des Mammutidae, communément appelés mastodontes, qui vivaient au Pléistocène.

An extinct genus of large, elephant-like mammals from the family Mammutidae, commonly known as mastodons, which lived during the Pleistocene epoch.

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  1. Extinct genus of mastodonsC1formalscientific

    An extinct genus of large, elephant-like mammals from the family Mammutidae, commonly known as mastodons, which lived during the Miocene and Pleistocene epochs.

    frMammut (genre éteint de mastodontes)

    • The Mammut americanum is one of the most well-known species of mastodon.
    • Fossils of Mammut have been discovered across North America.
    • Scientists study Mammut remains to understand prehistoric ecosystems.

    Synonymesmastodonmastodont