The ancient kin of modern elephants may have spent much of
their time in lakes, rivers or swamps.
Creatures in the proboscidean genus Moeritherium have
been known for more than a century, but scientists have never agreed about how
the animals lived, says Alexander G.S.C. Liu, a paleontologist at the University of Oxford
in England.
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