Sentences with DINOTHERIUM
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"The dinotherium is an extinct elephant-like mammal from the Paleogene period."
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"Fossils of dinotherium have been found in Eurasia, Africa, and North America."
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"Scientists believe the dinotherium was herbivorous and lived near bodies of water."
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"The name dinotherium means "terrible beast" in Greek."
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"The dinotherium had long curved tusks that pointed downwards."
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"Some researchers argue that the dinotherium may have used its tusks for digging."
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"There are several species of dinotherium, including D. giganteum and D. cuvieri."
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"The dinotherium is thought to have become extinct around 8 million years ago."
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"The dinotherium is often compared to modern-day elephants due to certain similarities in their anatomy."
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"The discovery of dinotherium fossils has contributed to our understanding of prehistoric ecosystems."
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"The dinotherium is classified in the order Proboscidea, which includes elephants and mammoths."
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"The scientific study of dinotherium is important for tracing the evolutionary history of elephants."
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"The skeleton of a dinotherium can reach lengths of up to 17 feet."
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"The dinotherium had a lifespan similar to that of modern elephants."
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"The large size of the dinotherium likely provided some protection against predators."
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"The extinction of dinotherium is thought to be related to climate change."
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"Paleontologists continue to search for more evidence and insights into the life of the dinotherium."
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"The study of dinotherium is an ongoing endeavor in the field of paleontology."
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"The dinotherium is an extinct mammal that lived during the Miocene epoch."
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"Scientists believe the dinotherium was closely related to modern-day elephants."
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"Fossils of the dinotherium have been found in Europe, Africa, and Asia."
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"The massive size of the dinotherium suggests it was a herbivorous animal."
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"The tusks of the dinotherium were curved downwards, unlike the upward-curving tusks of elephants."
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"The discovery of a complete dinotherium skeleton provided valuable insights into its anatomy."
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"The diet of the dinotherium likely consisted of aquatic plants and vegetation."
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"The extinction of the dinotherium is thought to have occurred around 7 million years ago."
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"The name dinotherium comes from the Greek words 'deinos' meaning terrible and 'therion' meaning beast."
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"Paleontologists speculate that the dinotherium may have used its tusks for digging or as a defensive weapon."
