Abstract: It is proven that an infinite finitely generated group cannot be elementarily equivalent to an ultraproduct of finite groups of a given Pr"ufer rank. Furthermore, it is shown that an infinite finitely generated group of finite Pr"ufer rank is not pseudofinite.
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