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- Cainotheriidae is an extinct family of artiodactyls known from the Late Eocene to Middle Miocene of Europe. They are mostly found preserved in karstic...
- The research history of Anoplotherium spans back to 1804 when Georges Cuvier first described the fossils of this extinct artiodactyl and named the genus...
- other experts[who?] put the oreodonts together with the short-lived cainotheres in the taxonomic suborder Ancodonta comprising these two groups of extinct...
- Dacrytherium), tapirulid Tapirulus, xiphodonts Xiphodon and Dichodon, cainothere Oxacron, amphimerycid Amphimeryx, and the anthracothere Elomeryx. The...
- and Diplobune, tapirulid Tapirulus, xiphodonts Xiphodon and Dichodon, cainothere Oxacron, amphimerycid Amphimeryx, and anthracothere Elomeryx. The Grande...
- c****opotamid C****opotamus, anoplotheriids Anoplotherium and Diplobune, cainotheres Oxacron and Paroxacron, amphimerycid Amphimeryx, and the other xiphodonts...
- chalicothere Schizotherium, suoid Dolioc****us, dichobunid Metriotherium, cainotheres Plesiomeryx and Cainomeryx, lophiomerycid Lophiomeryx, and the bachithere...
- and Diplobune, tapirulid Tapirulus, xiphodonts Xiphodon and Dichodon, cainothere Oxacron, amphimerycid Amphimeryx, and anthracothere Elomeryx. Taxonomists...
- rodent family Theridomyidae, bat family Emballonuridae, amphicyonids, cainotheres, and bachitheriids) suggested more open landscapes while other faunal...
- artiodactyls such as the dichobunids, amphimerycids, ceboc****ids, and cainotheres in the elongated brain resulting in pointed olfactory peduncles and olfactory...