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Meanings of African elephant in anglès
portuguès
elefante-africano català
elefant africà Usage of African elephant in anglès
1
The poaching problem The African elephant is under siege due to poaching.
2
I had a tusk of an African elephant that weighed 149 lbs.
3
In some estimates, an African elephant is being killed every 15 minutes.
4
The African elephant at present inhabits the central and southern parts of Africa.
5
The Bush, Savannah, and Desert elephants are all sub-species of the African elephant.
6
The African elephant also has well over 90 percent of the human gene sequence.
7
He was an African elephant, and they are all large.
8
The African elephant is about a foot higher than the average of the Indian species.
9
As the African elephant is a root-eater it is far more destructive than the Asiatic.
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The habits of the African elephant are very different from those of his Indian cousins.
11
In fact, its range appears to be exactly co-terminal with that of the African elephant.
12
Rather than producing mammoth DNA from scratch, you could tweak DNA from an African elephant.
13
People hardly ever ride on an African elephant's back.
14
Animal rights activists say a lilting of the ban, in 1989, will endanger the African elephant.
15
The general food of the African elephant consists of the foliage of trees, especially of mimosas.
16
And I haven't taken an African elephant, yet.
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Translations for African elephant
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African elephant through the time
African elephant across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common