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All of the following statements are true, except:
The woolly mammoth provides fossil evidence that it is related to the Asian elephant.
The Asian elephant has a similar body shape and size compared to the woolly mammoth.
The differences between the Asian elephant and the woolly mammoth can be explained through evolution over several generations.
The Asian elephant is not related to the woolly mammoth.
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The false statement is: "The Asian elephant is not related to the woolly mammoth."
Why: Fossil and genetic evidence show woolly mammoths and living Asian elephants share a common ancestry (they're both members of the elephant family, Elephantidae). Differences between them are explained by evolutionary change and adaptation.
Why: Fossil and genetic evidence show woolly mammoths and living Asian elephants share a common ancestry (they're both members of the elephant family, Elephantidae). Differences between them are explained by evolutionary change and adaptation.
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