| 31. | Steller's sea cow was a direct descendant of the Cuesta sea cow, an extinct tropical sea cow of California.
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| 32. | Like other sirenians, Steller's sea cow was an obligate herbivore, and kelp was most likely their main food source.
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| 33. | Steller's sea cow was a direct descendant of the Cuesta sea cow, an extinct tropical sea cow of California.
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| 34. | Keeping such bulky bodies fed requires a lot of vegetation, so the'sea cows'keep moving in search of fresh grazing.
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| 35. | Manatees, often called sea cows, are facing perhaps their toughest year ever, and not just because of the cold.
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| 36. | Steller's sea cow was first described by Georg Wilhelm Steller, Cuesta by Daryl Domning, and Takikawa by Hitoshi Furusawa.
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| 37. | Steller's sea cow was a direct descendant of the Cuesta sea cow, an extinct tropical sea cow of California.
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| 38. | Two other possible drawings of Steller's sea cow were discovered in 1891 in the Tsarskoye Selo in Waxell's manuscript diary.
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| 39. | DEP uses a computer to match scars shown on the sea cows in the Ortona photos with others on file.
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| 40. | Steller's sea cow was the largest sirenian to have lived, and could reach lengths of, and could weigh in at.
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