- and
teeth strongly suited for carnivory;
basal borhyaenoids (middle Eocene-late Miocene),
borhyaenoids which are
unable to be
easily classified into the...
- is
known from the
Oligocene (Deseadan);
although some
Oligocene basal borhyaenoids were once
considered to be borhyaenids, all
other unambiguous members...
- "Functional
adaptations of the
postcranial skeleton of two
Miocene borhyaenoids (Mammalia, Metatheria),
Borhyaena and Prothylacinus, from
South America"...
-
apophysis in some cervicals, an
element that is
characteristic of
other borhyaenoids. The
lumbar vertebrae are
short and more
rigid than in Prothylacynus...
-
America during the Cenozoic.
Anachlysictis is the
first record of such
borhyaenoids in
northern South America, and also the most
primitive known member of...
- "Functional
adaptations of the
postcranial skeleton of two
Miocene borhyaenoids (Mammalia, Metatheria),
Borhyaena and Prothylacinus, from
South America"...
- ****igned to one of the
major borhyaenoid families like
Borhyaenidae or Thylacosmilidae.
Compared to
other basal borhyaenoids,
Dukecynus had a long, narrow...
-
Pharsophorus is an
extinct genus of
borhyaenoid spar****odont that
inhabited South America during the
Middle to Late
Oligocene epoch. Originally, Pharsophorus...
-
rodents (Willidewu
esteparius and Australoprocta),
xenarthrans and
borhyaenoids. Bird
remains from the
formation are
comparatively poor. A part of a...
- "Functional-adaptive
analysis of the
postcranial skeleton of a
Laventan borhyaenoid,
Lycopsis longirostris (Marsupialia, Mammalia)".
Journal of Vertebrate...
