An elephant walks in Amboseli National Park in front of Kilimanjaro Mountain, Kenya. — REUTERS
A study is offering some surprises about the family tree of the world’s largest land animal while also settling a debate about Africa’s elephants.
THE most comprehensive elephant genome study ever conducted, covering seven living and extinct species, is offering some surprises about the family tree of the world’s largest land animal while also settling a debate about Africa’s elephants.
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