Scottish geologist Hugh Falconer

How Did the Palaeoloxodon Evolve, a Straight-Tusked Elephant According to Scientists

Medicine & Technology Jan 27, 2020

Before modern elephants arose, in Europe and Asia in the Pleistocene and Holocene eras the Palaeoloxodon lived. It is an extinct species of straight-tusked elephants that were very different from the curved tusks of modern elephants in our present period.

Scottish geologist Hugh Falconer

How Did the Palaeoloxodon Evolve, a Straight-Tusked Elephant According to Scientists

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