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Amphicyon is an
extinct genus of
large carnivorans belonging to the
family Amphicyonidae (known
colloquially as "bear-dogs"),
subfamily Amphicyoninae...
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portion of the cranium. In some
large members of the family, such as
Amphicyon, the back of the
skull develops a
sharp sagittal crest which defines attachment...
- America. But it
became extinct due to
competition from
Amphicyon, a
newcomer from Eurasia.
Amphicyon bested Daeodon because the bear-dog's
larger brain,...
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Paleolithic archaeology. He is also
known for
coining the
prehistoric taxon Amphicyon,
making it one of the earliest-described
fossil carnivorans in the palaeontological...
- Mesohippus, Poebrotherium, Subhyracodon, Moropus, Merycoidodon, Daeodon,
Amphicyon When
Dinosaurs Roamed America Monsters Resurrected "Dire Wolf A Prehistoric...
- 2010 via Amazon. This
release did not
include Episode 5 (discussing
Amphicyon). In a
mixed review,
Riley Black wrote in the
magazine Smithsonian, "In...
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genus were
first mentioned by
Hendey in 1978, who
identified them as
Amphicyon cf. steinheimensis. It was not
until 1998, that the
species Ysengrinia...
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Ginsburg (1977) and to
Amphicyonidae by Hunt (1998).
Genera include:
Amphicyon,
found in both
Europe and N.
America Cynelos,
synonyms include Absonodaphoenus...
- America.
Arctocyon was
originally named as a
subgenus of the bear-dog
Amphicyon,
though was
subsequently found to
belong to a
genus and
family of its...
- Carnivoramorpha]
Superfamily Amphicyonoidea Family Amphicyonidae (bear-dogs)
Genus Amphicyon Genus Cynodictis Genus Daphoenus Infraorder Arctoidea Parvorder Mustelida...
