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represented in
Europe by the
genus Jepsenella. Like most
Paleocene mammals, the
apatemyids were
small and
presumably insectivorous. Size
ranged from that of a dormouse...
- of Apatotheria. It was
later proposed that
apatemyids belong to the
order Cimolesta,
which deemed apatemyids more
closely related to
carnivores than to...
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evidence for this
group than for
other archaic placental families (such as
apatemyids, pantolestids, leptictids, and palaeoryctids),
preserved dental and cranial...
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Asiapator is an
extinct genus of
apatemyid mammal that
lived in
Mongolia during the
Eocene epoch. It is
known from a
single species, A. onchin. Lopatin...
- with a
similar way of life. The
Small Mammals include Heterohyus, an
Apatemyid characterized by two
elongated fingers and circular-arched incisors. The...
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Heterohyus is an
extinct genus of
apatemyid from the
early to late Eocene. A small, tree-dwelling
creature with
elongated fore- and
middle fingers, in...
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Species Stratigraphic position Notes Images Frugivastodon F.
cristatus A
apatemyid.
Indolestes I.
kalamensis An adapisoriculid.
Indodelphis I. luoi A opossum...
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along with the
herpetotheriids Amphiperatherium and Peratherium,
apatemyid Heterohyus,
nyctithere Saturninia,
omomyids (Necrolemur, Pseudoloris,...
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position Material Note
Images Chardinyus C. sp. An apatotheria.
Heterohyus H. (Chardinyus) n**** An
apatemyid. H. (Gervaisyus)
pygmaeus Gervaisyus G. sp....
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Location Stratigraphic position Material Notes Images Apatemys A.
pygmaeus Meridian,
Mississippi Early Eocene An
apatemyid. Type
locality of species....
