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- Dacrytherium (Ancient Gr****: δάκρυ (tear, teardrop) + θήρ (beast or wild animal) meaning "tear beast") is an extinct genus of Palaeogene artiodactyls belonging...
- 1910, Stehlin suggested that Leptotheridium was close in affinity to Dacrytherium and Catodontherium, members of the anoplotheriid subfamily Dacrytheriinae...
- Ceboc****us, c****opotamid C****opotamus, tapirulid Tapirulus, anoplotheriids (Dacrytherium, Catodontherium, Robiatherium), robiacinid Robiacina, and xiphodonts...
- questionable in genus placement. Similar to the other dacrytheriine Dacrytherium and unlike anoplotheriines such as Anoplotherium, Catodontherium had...
- species (the other species he described now belong to Metriotherium and Dacrytherium), he designated the binomial name Mixtotherium cuspidatum to a small...
- Hans Georg Stehlin in 1910 instead synonymized Plesidacrytherium with Dacrytherium while revalidating Mixtotherium. The same year that he touched upon the...
- amphimerycid Amphimeryx, and other anoplotheriids Catodontherium and Dacrytherium. Sudre, Jean (1988). "Le gi****t du Bretou (Phosphorites du Quercy,...
- well-developed occipital crest. Its skull additionally resembles those of both Dacrytherium and Tapirulus. The overall skull of Pseudamphimeryx is very elongated...
- Diplobune is concave, contrasting with the flat to slightly convex facet of Dacrytherium. The tarsus consists of the navicular, three cueniform bones, and a cuboid...
- back face, is wide compared to those of Dacrytherium. The calcaneum appears similar to that of Dacrytherium but differs by a more elongated back tuberosity...