Straighttusked

Straight-tusked refers to a species of prehistoric mammal, the Straight-tusked elephant or Mammuthus primigenius, and by extension, its relatives and descendants. This type of elephant belongs to the genus Mammuthus, a group of extinct closely related to the present-day Asian elephant.

Straight-tusked elephants were highly distributed across Northern Hemisphere during the Pleistocene epoch. Their prominent tusk shape and size distinguished them from their counterparts. They had long, curved tusks, typically of similar length, with a distinctive twist that set them apart from other elephant species.

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