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Meanings of mammuth in English
Extinct genus of mammals.
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Examples for "mammoth"
Examples for "mammoth"
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Photo: CCDU The Government has given itself a mammoth task in Canterbury.
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The mammoth fee is subject to the company meeting certain performance targets.
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They cast half-moons over the mammoth stone house, illuminating the late hour.
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Thompson said even setting up convoy access had been a mammoth task.
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It has become a mammoth industry, comprising an array of financial products.
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We report the retrieval and characterization of multi- and single-copy nuclear DNA sequences from Alaskan and Siberian mammoths (Mammuthus primigenius).
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Using hair from 20,000-year-old specimens preserved in Siberian tundra, an international team of scientists finished a draft genome sequence of Mammuthus primigenius.
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A well preserved frozen woolly mammoth has gone on display in central Moscow.
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Aside from the woolly mammoth, no Pleistocene creature is more iconic than Smilodon.
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Ben Doak says he saw a woolly mammoth, but nobody believes anything he says.
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Scientists believe Helmut, a woolly mammoth, may have become stuck in mud or drowned.
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Good thing this woolly mammoth-sized sundae was on Indigo.
Usage of mammuth in English
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Mammuth comes to realize that society has always regarded him as an uncultivated, bumbling idiot.