Ullhårig mammut
Also known as Mammuthus primigenius
art i det utdöda släktet mammutar
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The woolly mammoth was a large, now-extinct elephant-like animal that lived during the Ice Age and was covered in thick fur and fat to survive in cold climates. Scientists study woolly mammoth remains to learn about ancient environments and extinct ecosystems, and some researchers have explored the possibility of using preserved DNA to potentially recreate the species.
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- 202003 Woolly mammoth.png
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- Commons category
- Mammuthus primigenius
- taxon name
- Mammuthus primigenius
- start time
- 400000-00-
- end time
- 4000-00-00
- taxon common name
- dlakavi mamut
- short name
- M. primigenius
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Article · Svenska
Ullhårig mammut, bara mammut eller sibirisk mammut (Mammuthus primigenius) är en art i det utdöda släktet mammutar i familjen elefanter. Den levde i gränsen mellan tundra och isgränsen med förmodade säsongsmässiga migrationer. Arten dog troligen ut någon gång mellan 2000 och 1700 f.Kr.
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Cenozoic animals of North AmericaElephants in GermanyElephants in SwedenExtinct animals of AsiaExtinct animals of CanadaExtinct animals of GermanyExtinct animals of SwedenExtinct animals of the United StatesExtinct mammals of EuropeExtinct mammals of North AmericaFauna of the Holarctic realmFossil taxa described in 1799