- 2
tonnes (13.0 long tons; 14.6
short tons). The most
recent species, D.
bozasi, was
around 3.6 m (12 ft) tall at the
shoulder and
weighed 9
metric tons...
-
reasonably well
represented in the
early Miocene of Africa, was
succeeded by D.
bozasi at the
beginning of the late Miocene. And in Asia, D. indi**** was most common...
- name
Mormyrus rume Valenciennes, 1847
Synonyms Mormyrops bozasi Pellegrin, 1903
Mormyrus bozasi (Pellegrin, 1903)
Mormyrus jubelini Valenciennes, 1847 Mormyrus...
- such as the
Serengeti or the Kalahari; but the
presence of
Deinotherium bozasi (a browser) may
indicate gallery forests; and
Hippopotamus afarensis, crocodiles...
-
Hadar Formation Taxa
Species Presence Material Notes Images Deinotherium D.
bozasi Denen Dora, Kada Hadar, and Sidi
Hakoma members Complete cranium skull and...
-
primitive elephantid.
Tetralophodon Indeterminate A gomphothere.
Gomphotheriidae Indeterminate. A gomphothere.
Deinotherium D. aff.
bozasi A deinotheriid...
-
Member A
Partial skeleton and
maxillary fragments A c****olophodontine gomphothere.
Deinotherium D.
bozasi Member D
Zygolophodon Z.
turicensis Member A...
- bor**** Gestro, 1895 c g
Myllocerus boviei Marshall, 1916 c g
Myllocerus bozasi Hustache, 1922 c g
Myllocerus brevicollis Boheman, 1842 c g
Myllocerus brevirostris...
-
antiquitatis Cranioceras Croizetoceros Deinogalerix koenigswaldi Deinotherium bozasi (mentioned)
Deinotherium giganteum Diadiaphorus (mentioned)
Didelphis (mentioned)...
-
Aspatharia Bourguignat, 1885 (monotypic)
Chambardia Bourguignat, 1891
Chambardia bozasi Chambardia hartmanni Chambardia ny****aensis
Chambardia rubens Chambardia...
