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- Chriacus is an extinct genus of placental mammals that lived in what is now North America during the Paleocene epoch and died out after the early Eocene...
- closely related to the "arctocyonids" Mimotricentes, Deuterogonodon and Chriacus. "Triisodontidae" may be paraphyletic. Mesonychians possess unusual triangular...
- throughout the fossil record. Dating to the Eocene epoch over 50 mya, Chriacus and Thryptacodon—two types of arctocyonids (primitive placental mammals)—also...
- Arctocyonidae (possibly polyphyletic ****emblage) Genus Arctocyon Genus Chriacus Family Periptychidae Genus Ectoconus Genus Oxyacodon Family Hyopsodontidae...
- layers of Cernay, France. A near-complete skeleton of the North American Chriacus, which in recent analysis nests with the palaeoryctidans near the origin...
- closely related. Paleocene–Eocene Family Arctocyonidae Genus Arctocyon Genus Chriacus Family Periptychidae Genus Ectoconus Genus Oxyacodon Family Hyopsodontidae...
- Reference is to similarly to P. palantir, presumptive diet of plants" Chriacus calenancus † Van Valen, 1978 Fossil mammal calen, anca "Sindarin (Elvish)...
- perhaps made of copper." Chriacus metocometi † Van Valen, 1978 Arctocyonian (an extinct order of mammals) Metacomet Chriacus oconostotae † Van Valen,...
- Diacodexis metsiacus Artiodactyla indet. Cimolesta Esthonyx sp. Eutheria Chriacus gallinae Ferae Didymictis sp. Glires Paramys copei P. excavatus Macroscelidea...
- †Cercocarpus †Chamaecyparis †Chamops †Champsosaurus †Chisternon †ChriacusChriacus calenancus †Chthonophis – type locality for genus †Chthonophis subterraneus...