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- Eomellivora is an extinct genus of prehistoric mustelids, closely related to the honey badger, known from Eurasia and North America, and tentatively Africa...
- in the tribe Eomellivorini together with the extinct giant mustelidsEomellivora and †Ekorus. Mellivora benfieldi is considered a likely ancestor of the...
- include: Brachypsalis Chamitataxus Corumictis Cyrnaonyx Ekorus Enhydriodon Eomellivora Hoplictis Megalictis Oligobunis Plesictis Sthenictis Teruelictis Trochictis...
- ****stan, and Howellictis from Chad. More distant relatives include Eomellivora, which evolved into several different species in both the Old and New...
- Trocharion Melinae †Arctomeles Arctonyx Meles †Promeles Mellivorinae †Ekorus †Eomellivora †Hoplictis Mellivora †Moralesictis †Mustelavinae Mustelavus Mustelinae...
- in the tribe Eomellivorini together with the extinct giant mustelids Eomellivora and Ekorus. Fossils of Mellivora benfieldi were first recovered from...
- Trocharion Melinae †Arctomeles Arctonyx Meles †Promeles Mellivorinae †Ekorus †Eomellivora †Hoplictis Mellivora †Moralesictis †Mustelavinae Mustelavus Mustelinae...
- Trocharion Melinae †Arctomeles Arctonyx Meles †Promeles Mellivorinae †Ekorus †Eomellivora †Hoplictis Mellivora †Moralesictis †Mustelavinae Mustelavus Mustelinae...
- Trocharion Melinae †Arctomeles Arctonyx Meles †Promeles Mellivorinae †Ekorus †Eomellivora †Hoplictis Mellivora †Moralesictis †Mustelavinae Mustelavus Mustelinae...
- diversified into their largest forms as terrestrial predators like Ekorus, Eomellivora, and Megalictis and bunodont otters like Enhydriodon and Sivaonyx appeared...