[1]Genetic studies suggest that the Elephas maximus sumatranus subspecies is monophyletic. Consequently this taxon could be defined as an evolutionarily significant unit, making its conservation in the wild a particularly high priority.
[1]Genetic studies suggest that the Elephas maximus sumatranus subspecies is monophyletic. Consequently this taxon could be defined as an evolutionarily significant unit, making its conservation in the wild a particularly high priority.