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Archaeotherium (Ancient Gr****: αρχαιοθήριον,
meaning "ancient beast") is an
extinct genus of
entelodont artiodactyl endemic to
North America during the...
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Paraentelodon rather than to
earlier North American entelodonts, like
Archaeotherium, as
evidence for
Daeodon being a
descendant from a Late
Oligocene immigration...
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chopping surface. They
range from chisel-shaped in some
entelodonts (
Archaeotherium) to m****ive and
rounded in
others (Daeodon). The
canines have thick...
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turtle (cameo) Oligocene-Miocene: 32-19
million years ago
North America:
Archaeotherium, Hyaenodon, Dinictis, Mesohippus, Poebrotherium, Subhyracodon, Moropus...
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entelodont Archaeotherium.
Remains of
partial Poebrotherium carc****es have been
found fossilized, and
appear to have been
killed and
cached by
Archaeotherium, the...
- †Cypretherium Foss, 2007 Species: †C. coarctatum
Binomial name †Cypretherium
coarctatum (Cope, 1889)
Synonyms Entelodon coarctatum Archaeotherium coarctatum...
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glimpse of life in the area 33
million years ago.
Alligator (Crocodilian)
Archaeotherium (Entelodont)
Dinictis (Nimravid)
Eporeodon (Oreodont)
Eusmilus (Nimravid)...
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numerous fossil dinosaur articles – that
refer to
tracks or trackways.
Archaeotherium Arthropleura Chirotherium; (only a
related species known) Climactichnites...
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Archaeotherium skull from the
White River Badlands on
display at the
Badlands Dinosaur Museum in
North Dakota...
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America inhabited a
semiarid prairie home and
included entelodonts like
Archaeotherium,
camelids (such as Poebrotherium),
running rhinoceratoids, three-toed...
