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Aguascalientia is an
extinct genus of
miniature camelids,
endemic to
North America (as far
south as the
Panama Canal)
during the
Early Miocene 23.0—20...
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Aguascalientia panamaensis is an
extinct species of
miniature camels found in
Panama first described by Aldo F.
Rincon et al. in 2012.
Aguascalientia...
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Remarks Aepycamelus Miocene Tall, s-shaped neck, true
padded camel feet
Aguascalientia Earliest Miocene A small, primitive, narrow-snouted floridatraguline...
- 1880 †Palaeolama Gervais, 1869 †Pleiolama †Aepycamelus †Miotylopus †Eulamaops †
Aguascalientia †Australocamelus †Protolabis †Blancocamelus †Cuyamacamelus...
- MacFadden, &
Jaramillo 2012
Aguascalientia minuta sp. nov. Rincon, Bloch, Suarez, MacFadden, &
Jaramillo 2012
Aguascalientia panamaensis sp. nov. Rincon...
- †Aepycamelus
Agaronia Agkistrodon †Agriocharis †Agrioc****us †Agriotherium †
Aguascalientia Akera †Alforjas
Aliculastrum †Allaeochelys – or
unidentified comparable...
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Formation Panama A
floridatraguline camelid, a
species of
Aguascalientia.
Aguascalientia panamaensis sp nov
Valid Rincon, Bloch, Suarez,
MacFadden &...
- †Agriotherium
schneideri †Agrobuccinium †Agrobuccinum †Agrobuccinum
mansfieldi †
Aguascalientia †Aguispira †Aguispira
alternata Akera †Akera
texana †Alforjas †Alforjas...
