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Made, J. van der 2014. The Plio-Pleistocene large mammals of Africa – why they evolved like they did. In: La cuna de la humanidad (The cradle of mankind). Alcala de Henares, Museo Arqueologico reginonal & Burgis, Museo de la Evolucion Humana. pp. 137-177 (Spanish), 303-325 (English).

The Plio-Pleistocene large mammals of Africa – why they evolved like they did

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Location Africa Subject Taxonomy Species Fossil Rhinos
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