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• 2026-09-16 Unclassified Samples that I could not classify into any of the categories. They may not even be fossils.
• 2026-09-16 Dentaliidae Dentaliidae is a living family of marine scaphopod molluscs, the tusk shells, within Dentaliida. Members have slender, gently curved tubular shells open at both ends, usually widening steadily towards the front. Many species bear strong longitudinal ribs or other lengthwise sculpture.
• 2026-09-16 Elephantidae Elephantidae is the family of proboscideans that includes the modern elephants and the mammoths. They are the largest land animals of our time, with a massive heavy body, sturdy pillar-like legs, and a long trunk. The family appeared in Africa during the Late Miocene and soon spread into Eurasia and North America.
• 2026-09-16 Mammuthus Mammuthus is an extinct genus of elephantids, closely related to today's elephants and especially to the Asian elephant. It lived across the cold, open landscapes of the northern hemisphere during the Pleistocene, the age of the great glaciations.