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Special 3rd exhibition commemorating the museums opening Huge! Mie Elephant!The world of huge elephants as presented by
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The Mie Elephant is an ancient elephant, given the scientific name of Stegodon miensis. It has a length of 8 m and height of 4 m. This elephant is considered to be the largest terrestrial mammals in history, whose fossils have been discovered in Japan. The Mie Elephant inhabited areas near the Japanese archipelago approximately 4.3 to 3 million years ago, and was given a scientific name that included Mie because it was first discovered in Geinou-cho, Tsu City, Mie Prefecture in 1882. The Mie Prefectural Museum has reconstructed and displayed a complete skeleton of the Mie Elephant for the first time in Japan.
The age of the Mie Elephant is from the Pliocene Epoch, when the earth was a vast warm-temperature environment. The Quaternary Period began, after the Pliocene Epoch ended, approximately 2.6 million years ago. Radical climate changes alternating between interglacial and glacial periods began. Resolving the various phenomena that occurred all over the world during this period of radically changing climate can present critically important data for solving todays global warming issues. In Mie, approximately 2 million to 1.2 million years ago, when the Quaternary Period began, it is known that Akebono Elephant (Stegodon aurorae) lived. The Akebono Elephant is considered to be a descendant of Mie Elephant, had a height of only 2 m. This led to the presumption that the Elephant miniaturized while evolving in order to adapt to the environment in that period.
In recent years, the Tokai Group, a group of strata that accumulated in the period when Mie Elephant evolved into Akebono Elephant, was comprehensively investigated mainly by the former Mie Prefectural Museum, and this study produced many findings.
In this special exhibition, in addition to displays showing the evolution of the Elephant, including Mie Elephant and Akebono Elephant, research results of geological features, microfossils and large fossils, which were clarified in the investigation by the former Mie Prefectural Museum, will be introduced. As well as climatic changes in this period and changes in the natural environment that followed.
[Organized by] Mie Prefectural Museum [In cooperation with] Osaka Museum of Natural History, Usa City Board of Education, Iki City Board of Education, Gotsu City Board of Education, Kameyama City Historical Museum, Yokkaichi Municipal Museum, Kuwana City Board of Education, Iga City Board of Education
҅Period: July 29 (Tue) – September 28 (Sun), 2014
Open: Weekdays: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays, holidays: 9:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Closed: Mondays (next day if Monday is a holiday)
Fees: [Fees] Adults: 800 yen, University students: 480 yen, high school students or younger: Free
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