Afrotheria: A Brief History

Afrotheria (literally, "African Beasts") includes seven groups of mammals with little superficial resemblance to one another: elephants, sea cows (dugongs and manatees), hyraxes, aardvarks, sengis, golden moles, and tenrecs. Despite their apparent dissimilarities, they are now widely recognised as having descended from a single common ancestor that existed somewhere in what is now Africa and had already diverged from the common ancestor of most other placental mammals.

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