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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...
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large parts of the Cenozoic,
limited to
North America;
early forms like
Cainotheriidae occupied Europe.
Among the
North American camels were
groups like the...
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Romer in 1966. A 2019
study considered them to be
closely related to
Cainotheriidae,
another group of
endemic European artiodactyls, with this
group in...
- (paraphyletic)
Family †Leptoc****idae
Family †Anoplotheriidae
Family †
Cainotheriidae Family †Xiphodontidae Some
studies have
considered Protoceratidae closely...
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classified as a
member of the
superfamily Cainotherioidea with the
Cainotheriidae by
Hooker and
Weidmann in 2000.
Since 2020, however, the Mixtotheriidae...
- the
Anoplotheriidae as well as the Xiphodontidae, Mixtotheriidae, and
Cainotheriidae have also been
elusive due to the
selenodont morphologies of the molars...
- the
Anoplotheriidae as well as the Xiphodontidae, Mixtotheriidae, and
Cainotheriidae have also been
elusive due to the
selenodont morphologies of the molars...
- the
Anoplotheriidae as well as the Xiphodontidae, Mixtotheriidae, and
Cainotheriidae have also been
elusive due to the
selenodont morphologies of the molars...
- the 19th
century represented the
endemic European artiodactyl family Cainotheriidae (Cainotherium),
European and
Indian subcontinental members of the perissodactyl...
- the
Xiphodontidae as well as the Anoplotheriidae,
Mixtotheriidae and
Cainotheriidae have been
elusive due to the
selenodont morphologies (or
having crescent-shaped...
