File:Homotherium killing.png
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| Description | English: From source: A reconstruction of Homotherium biting the neck of a horse as seen from above. The skull, cervical vertebrae and selected neck muscles of the felid are drawn to show the role of neck lateral flexion in positioning the head for the killing bite (Modified from Antón & Galobart 1999). |
| Date | |
| Source | M. Antón. (2013). Walking with sabertooths: Using science and art to shed light on the ultimate predators. Cranium, 30(2), 36–43. |
| Author | Mauricio Anton |
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Attribution: Mauricio Antón
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