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The elephant is a taxon belonging to the subclass of mammals. Its scientific name is Elephantidae. The animal is characterized by grey coloration and a height of 4. Its primary food source consists of plants. A notable characteristic of the subject is elephant cognition.
The taxon is known by several common names, including Elephant, Éléphant, Elefant, and Elefante. It includes the Asian elephant and the African bush elephant. The Unicode character for the subject is 🐘. The female form of the label is slonica. The subject is distinct from Elefant and Fil. It is described in sources such as the Gujin Tushu Jicheng and the Encyclopædia Britannica 11th edition.
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Vinony's link graph records 2,781 inbound references to elefante, and connects out to Elephantimorpha, Mammuthus and herbivore.
Vinony files it under Elephants, Herbivorous mammals and Mammal common names.
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