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Other| April 01, 1992

The feeding habits of the shovel-tusked gomphotheres: evidence from tusk wear patterns

W. David Lambert

W. David Lambert

Univ. Fla., Dep. Zool., Gainesville, FL, United States

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Paleobiology (1992) 18 (2): 132–147.

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W. David Lambert; The feeding habits of the shovel-tusked gomphotheres: evidence from tusk wear patterns. Paleobiology 1992;; 18 (2): 132–147. doi:

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Volume 18, Number 2

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Cenozoic
Chordata
concepts
Elephantoidea
Eutheria
functional morphology
Mammalia
morphology
paleontology
Proboscidea
sexual dimorphism
Tertiary
Tetrapoda
Theria
trophic analysis
tusks
United States
Vertebrata
Amebelodon
Platybelodon
Torynobelodon
Serbelodon
Gomphotheridae
wear patterns

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