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Origin of elephants Elephas maximus L. of Borneo |
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Cranbrook, Earl of; Payne, J.; Leh, C.M.U. |
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2007 |
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Sarawak Museum Journal |
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63 (no.84 new series) |
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95-125 |
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Asia - South East Asia - Borneo
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Conclusion on p.111:
In our view, on present evidence, the conclusion that the population of north-eastern Borneo consists of remnant survivors of the extinct Javan elephant - implausible though it may seem at first - is the more likely. If correct, this ancestry does not detract from the sign... |
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Origin of elephants Elephas maximus L. of Borneo
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