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DescriptionCretanelephant-petermaas.jpg	English: A skeleton of the Cretan Dwarf Elephant (Mammuthus creticus). Photographed in one of the expositions of Emmen Zoo, Emmen, the Netherlands. Nederlands: Een skelet van de Kreta Dwergolifant. Gefotografeerd in een van exposities van Dierenpark Emmen, Emmen, Nederland. Deutsch: Skelett eines kretischen Zwergelefanten. Fotografiert auf einer Ausstellung im Zoo Emmen, Emmen, Niederlande
Date	English: 23 August 2005 Nederlands: 23 augustus 2005
Source	English: Own work, for The Extinction Website ( http://extinct.petermaas.nl) Nederlands: Eigen werk, voor The Extinction Website ( http://extinct.petermaas.nl)
Author	Peter Maas
Permission ( Reusing this file)	English: Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike 2.5 Nederlands: Creative Commons Naamsvermelding Gelijk Delen 2.5

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