Also known as Amebelodontid, Amebelodontids
Amebelodontidae is an extinct family of large herbivorous proboscidean mammals related to elephants. They were formerly assigned to Gomphotheriidae, but recent authors consider them a distinct family. They are distinguished from other proboscideans by having flattened lower tusks (leading to the nickname "shovel tuskers") and very elongate mandibular symphysis (the fused frontmost part of the lower jaw). The lower tusks could grow to considerable size, with those of Konobelodon reaching in length. Their molar teeth are typically trilophodont (with only Konobelodon being fully tetralophodont),
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Gli amebelodontidi (Amebelodontidae) sono un gruppo di mammiferi proboscidati, probabilmente derivati dai gonfoteri. Vissero tra il Miocene medio e il Pliocene superiore (circa 18 - 2,5 milioni di anni fa) e i loro resti sono stati ritrovati in Nordamerica, Europa, Asia e Africa.
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