-
North America and from the Late
Eocene to the
Pleistocene in Eurasia.
Eomyids were
generally small, but
occasionally large, and
tended to be squirrel-like...
- "Eomys
helveticus n. sp. and
Eomys schluneggeri n. sp., two new
small eomyids of the
Chattian (MP 25/MP 26)
subalpine Lower Freshwater Mol****e of Switzerland"...
-
distinctive eomyids with a
tendency towards large size.
Fejfar and
colleagues suggested that
apeomyines were
ecologically distinct from
other eomyids and probably...
- ("Oberes Villafrankium", Villanyium) des
Osztramos (Nordostungarn); (A new
Eomyid (Rodentia, Mammalia) from the
lowermost Pleistocene (upper Villafranchian)...
- are
usually placed within the
superfamily Geomyoidea regardless of if
eomyids are
treated as a
separate superfamily or not (Korth et al., 1991). McKenna...
- entelodontids, with true
rhinoceroses representing the
perissodactyl fauna,
eomyids, hamsters, and
beavers representing the
rodent fauna, and
hedgehogs representing...
- California. A castorid.
Leptodontomys L. sp. Kern County, California. An
eomyid.
Lindsaymys L.
takeuchii Kern County, California.
Multiple specimens. A...
- Amphitragulus. The small-mammal ****emblage is
dominated by sciurids, but
various eomyids, glirids, shrews, and
beavers are also present. Non-mammalian
fossils include...
- HAM 2 HAM 3 HAM 5
great number of
isolated teeth An
eomyid rodent Keramidomys K. sp. HAM 5 An
eomyid rodent Collimys C. hiri HAM 1 HAM 3 HAM 5
Great number...
- Darbonetus,
erinaceid Tetracus, bats,
rodents (theridomyids, sciurids,
eomyids, cricetids, murids, and glirids),
hyaenodonts Hyaenodon and Thereutherium...
