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1.-2. Elephas creticus Bate = Mammuthus creticus (Bate, 1907) / Elephas creticus Bate, 1907 3. Elephas antiquus Falconer, "Kharoumes Bay" = Elephas antiquus creutzburgi (Kuss, 1965)

English: Fossil Elephantidae teeth from Crete.

Cretan Dwarf Elephant/Mammoth, second lower molar, crown (1.) and side (1a.) views (specimen NHM M.9378), ¾ natural size
Cretan Dwarf Elephant/Mammoth, crown view of second upper molar, one molar plate restored (holotype specimen NHM M.9377), ¾ natural size
Cretan Straight-tusked Elephant, crown view of first and second lower right molars (specimen NHM M.9384), ⅔ natural size

Date

1907

Source

Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London (vol. 1907 issue 2, plate XIII)

Author

G.M.Woodward

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