Dwarf elephant remains (IMAGE)
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Credit: Remains of dwarf elephants (Palaeoloxodon cypriotes), including radius/ulna (1, 2), canines (3, 4), molars (5, 6, 7), rib fragment (14), metacarpal (15), humerus (17), and tibia (18) displayed at the Akamas Geology and Palaeontology Information Centre in Pano Arodes, western Cyprus (photo: CJA Bradshaw).
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CJA Bradshaw, Flinders University.
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Credit: Remains of dwarf elephants (Palaeoloxodon cypriotes), including radius/ulna (1, 2), canines (3, 4), molars (5, 6, 7), rib fragment (14), metacarpal (15), humerus (17), and tibia (18) displayed at the Akamas Geology and Palaeontology Information Centre in Pano Arodes, western Cyprus (photo: CJA Bradshaw)
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