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"The tusks of Amphoraphian mammoths grow longer and more curved with age, and it is not uncommon to see elderly bulls or cows with a second set of smaller tusks set above or below the larger ones, often slightly crooked and uneven from being pushed aside by the larger tusks; these extra incisors are a holdover from the northern mammoths’ recent ancestors, enormous four-tusked beasts said to still roam the farthest reaches of the tundra…"

Description
"The tusks of Amphoraphian mammoths grow longer and more curved with age, and it is not uncommon to see elderly bulls or cows with a second set of smaller tusks set above or below the larger ones, often slightly crooked and uneven from being pushed aside by the larger tusks; these extra incisors are a holdover from the northern mammoths’ recent ancestors, enormous four-tusked beasts said to still roam the farthest reaches of the tundra…"