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Afrosoricida is an
order of
placental mammals.
Members of this
order are
called afrosoricids, and
include golden moles,
otter shrews, and tenrecs. They are found...
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while in
males it
forms the
entirety of the
penile urethra. However, the
afrosoricids and some
shrews retain a
cloaca as adults. In marsupials, the genital...
- This
means that they
share a
closer common ancestor with such
existing afrosoricids as elephants,
manatees and
aardvarks than they do with
other placental...
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Dilambdogale is an
extinct genus of
afrosoricid which existed in Fayum,
Egypt during the
latest Eocene (earliest
Priabonian age). It was
first named by...
- reptiles, birds,
cartilaginous fish and a few
mammals (monotremes,
afrosoricids, and
marsupial moles, etc.) have this ****, from
which they excrete...
- V.D.; Cruzado-Caballero, P.; Castillo, C. (September 2023). "First
afrosoricid out of Africa: an
example of
Pliocene 'tourism' in Europe". Palaeoworld...
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Qatranilestes is an
extinct genus of
afrosoricid which existed in Fayum,
Egypt during the
earliest Oligocene period (Rupelian age). It was
first named...
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vibrations in the
ground to
locate their prey.
Unusual among placentals,
afrosoricids have a cloaca,
which is the rear **** that
functions as the opening...
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Afrosoricida (Afrotheria) from Egypt, with
implications for the origin(s) of
afrosoricid zalambdodonty".
Journal of
Vertebrate Paleontology. 27 (4): 963–972....
- shrews,
golden moles, and
aardvark Elephant shrews (macroscelidids)
Afrosoricids:
tenrecs and
golden moles Tenrecids:
tenrecs and
otter shrews Golden...
