1. Naumann classified the fossil as " Elephas namadicus" 2. The species has now been described as " Elephas tiliensis ". 3. The status and Elephas maximus sumatrensis ". 4. It houses an almost complete skeleton of a fossilised elephant belonging to the species Elephas antiquus. 5. A few Asian elephants ( " Elephas maximus " ) still inhabit the forests of Bundala. 6. "' Elephas Mountain "'is located on the border of Alberta and British Columbia. 7. In 1798, Georges Cuvier first described the Indian elephant under the binomial " Elephas indicus ". 8. The mammals of India ranges in size from the Asian elephant ( " Elephas maximus " ). 9. Indian Elephant " ( Elephas maximus indicus ) " is found in good numbers within the sanctuary. 10. In 1847, Coenraad Jacob Temminck first described the Sumatran elephant under the binomial " Elephas sumatranus ".
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