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Their teeth were high-crowned molars, as opposed to their contemporaries the [[mastodon]]s, which had nipple-like features. Their tusks were long and curved inwards. Body hair, reddish-brown in woolly mammoths (''M. primigenius''), is known from the excellent cave paintings of Spain and France, as well as frozen individuals found in the Siberian and Alaskan permafrosts.
Their teeth were high-crowned molars, as opposed to their contemporaries the [[mastodon]]s, which had nipple-like features. Their tusks were long and curved inwards. Body hair, reddish-brown in woolly mammoths (''M. primigenius''), is known from the excellent cave paintings of Spain and France, as well as frozen individuals found in the Siberian and Alaskan permafrosts.
In 2009 a nearly complete mammoth skeleton was found in downtown Los Angeles. [[Evolutionists]], using unreliable [[radiometric dating]], have calculated a date of 10,000-45,000 years before present as the age of this fossil<sup>(1)</sup>.
In 2009 a nearly complete mammoth skeleton was found in downtown Los Angeles. [[Evolutionists]], using unreliable [[radiometric dating]], have calculated a date of 10,000-45,000 years before present as the age of this fossil<sup>(1)</sup>.
===Species===
*African mammoth, ''Mammuthus africanavus''
*Columbian mammoth, ''Mammuthus columbi''
*Imperial mammoth, ''Mammuthus imperator''
*Jeffersonian mammoth, ''Mammuthus jeffersonii''
*Pygmy mammoth, ''Mammuthus exilis''
*Sardinian dwarf mammoth, ''Mammuthus lamarmorae''
*Songhua River mammoth, ''Mammuthus sungari''
*South African mammoth, ''Mammuthus subplanifrons''
*Southern mammoth, ''Mammuthus meridionalis''
*Steppe mammoth, ''Mammuthus trogontherii''
*Woolly mammoth, ''Mammuthus primigenius''
==Origins==
==Origins==
According to [[Baraminology]], mammoths (and related the [[Mastodon]]s) were part of the elephant [[Holobaramin]] and were descended from the two [[elephant]]s present on [[Noah's Ark]]. Mammoths therefore represent descendents of the two survivors of the Flood, which migrated to various parts of the world. The long hair and other minor anatomical features that separate mammoths from living [[elephant]]s are adaptations to local environments, predicted from Baramin theory.
According to [[Baraminology]], mammoths (and related the [[Mastodon]]s) were part of the elephant [[Holobaramin]] and were descended from the two [[elephant]]s present on [[Noah's Ark]]. Mammoths therefore represent descendents of the two survivors of the Flood, which migrated to various parts of the world. The long hair and other minor anatomical features that separate mammoths from living [[elephant]]s are adaptations to local environments, predicted from Baramin theory.
==References==
==References==