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Sivatheres browsing in the riverside woodlands

Sivatheres browsing in the riverside woodlands - A reconstructed scene at Langebaanweg, Western Cape, 5 million years ago. Sivatheres are an extinct type of Giraffid, which flourished during this period. Unlike modern giraffes, they have short necks and long horns.Illustration by Cedric Hunter Pen and ink

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11031824
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44364295
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6479px x 3046px (7.3MB)
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© Africa Media Online / Mary Evans
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Iziko Museum / Africa Media Online

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Browsing Caldwell Cedric Fehr Flourished Giraffes Giraffid Horns Iziko Necks Reconstructed Riverside Unlike Woodlands


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