- ("Beast of the
Uinta Mountains") is an
extinct genus of
herbivorous dinoceratan mammal that
lived during the
Eocene epoch. Two
species are currently...
- the
earliest known large mammals. Over the
course of
their evolution,
dinoceratans underwent a
great increase in body size, from a
weight of 175 kilograms...
-
Dinoceratans reported from the
Irdin Manha Formation Genus Species Presence Material Notes Images Gobiatherium G. mirifi**** 25
miles southwest from Iren...
- not
consider it a true placental, let
alone an ungulate. The
enigmatic dinoceratans were
among the
first large herbivorous mammals,
although their exact...
- The
Bridger Formation is a
geologic formation in
southwestern Wyoming. It
preserves fossils dating back to the
Bridgerian and
Uintan stages of the Paleogene...
- The Late
Eocene dinoceratan Gobiatherium major, and the
pantodont Hypercoryphodon, of what is now Mongolia....
-
Probathyopsis is an
extinct genus of Uintatheriidae. It was
similar to Prodinoceras.
Probathyopsis lived in the
United States in the
Paleocene epoch. Its...
- (4 ft 11 in) long and
weighed up to 56 kg (123 lb). The
largest known dinoceratan was
Eobasileus with
skull length of 102 cm (40 in), 2.1 m (6 ft 11 in)...
-
Prodinoceras ("Before
Terrible Horns") is the
earliest known uintathere genus,
which lived in the late
Paleocene of Mongolia. It was a
relatively small...
- the
Paleogene period, such as taeniodonts, brontotheres, pantodonts,
dinoceratans and
early perissodactyls. His
works on the
subject include the 2002 book...
