It had downward curving tusks attached to the lower jaw with a slightly smaller trunk and they were the third largest land mamal known to have existed.
Modern elephants and Phiomia, an extinct genus of proboscideans, share several similarities, such as their herbivorous diet and social behavior. Both possess elongated trunks, although Phiomia's trunk was likely shorter and less developed than that of modern elephants. In terms of differences, Phiomia lived during the Oligocene epoch and had a more primitive body structure, with a smaller size and different tooth morphology compared to modern elephants. Additionally, modern elephants are more closely related to other living species, while Phiomia is considered an evolutionary link between early proboscideans and modern elephants.
The niche of a mammoth was similar to the niche of modern elephants. They primarily ate grass, like modern elephants. Also like elephants, they occasionally ate leaves and fruits.
Woolly mammoths look very much like modern elephants. They are more closely related to Asian elephants than to African elephants.
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Like modern elephants, mammoths were grazers. Most of their diet consisted of grass. Also like modern elephants, however, they probably ate some leaves and occasional fruit.
Mammoths are most closely related to modern elephants
Their diet consists of usually leaves and poop.
Wooly mammoths have no modern day direct descendants, but they were closely related to the ancestors of modern elephants.
Mammoths looked similar to elephants except for a few differences. First, they had very long, curved tusks. Second, they had long, brown hair for insulation. Third, they had tiny ears compared to modern elephants. Fourth, they had longer forelimbs than hind limbs, whereas modern elephants have relatively equal length limbs and a mostly level back, mammoths did not.
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No, mammoths were land mammals, related to modern day elephants, and dolphins are marine.
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