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flmnh-60	Green, Jeremy	Chronoclinal variation and sexual dimorphism in Mammut americanum (American mastodon) from the Pleistocene of Florida	2006	34	.pdf	application/pdf	14491	815	57	While males did grow much and Rancholabrean juveniles usually had deciduous larger than females (Fisher 1990; Haynes 1991), body tusks, but Florida Rancholabrean M. americanum very size alone (based on limb bone dimensions in this study) frequently did not retain, or simply did not develop, per- is probably not a good gender indicator. Two (Alexander et al. 1979; Anderson et al. 1985; Gingerich separate limb bones from different localities of late- 1990), as limb bone size increased for Florida M. Irvingtonian age having nearly equal dimensions support americanum, body mass almost certainly increased as the large mean percentage difference in humeral cir- well.	cache/flmnh-60.pdf	txt/flmnh-60.txt