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Anisodon (Gr****: "unequal" (anisos), "teeth" (odontes)) is an
extinct genus of
chalicothere that
lived in
Europe during the late Miocene. It
stood at about...
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suggest they ate leaves, twigs, fruit, and bark. Chalicotheriines, such as
Anisodon,
lived only in moist, closed-canopy forests,
never reached the Americas...
- Stokell's
smelt (Stokellia
anisodon) is a
small freshwater fish,
found in
rivers between the
Waiau and
Waitaki Rivers on the east
coast of the
South Island...
- exist. It
belonged to the
subfamily Chalicotheriinae,
which also
includes Anisodon,
Chalicotherium and Nestoritherium. The
genus name, Hesperotherium, is...
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Anisodon grande,
formerly Chalicotherium grande....
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alysson L. –
Mediterranean from
Spain +
Morocco to
Palestine Marrubium anisodon K.Koch – Greece, Albania, Crimea,
southwest Asia from
Turkey to Kashmir...
- Live
reconstruction of
chalicothere Anisodon grande (formerly
Chalicotherium grande)...
- 1855) to
accommodate three genera:
Fabronia Raddi,
Anacamptodon Brid. and
Anisodon Schimp.(=
Clasmatodon Hook. & Wilson). Only
Fabronia is
still considered...
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chalicothere in the 19th
century is
highly complicated, but eventually,
Anisodon grande became the
authority name of the
Miocene perissodactyl. Likewise...
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Chalicotheriinae Anisodon Chalicotherium Hesperotherium Kalimantsia Nestoritherium Winamia Schizotheriinae Ancylotherium Borissiakia Chemositia Metaschizotherium...
