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Hesperocyon is an
extinct genus of
canids (subfamily Hesperocyoninae,
family Canidae) that was
endemic to
North America,
ranging from
southern Canada...
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Paraenhydrocyon clade may be
directly descended from
Hesperocyon gregarius.
According to
Xiaoming Wang,
Hesperocyon coloradensis provides an
important link between...
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Prohesperocyon ("before
Hesperocyon") is an
extinct genus of canid,
endemic to
North America appearing during the Late
Eocene around 36.6 mya (AEO). Prohesperocyon...
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extinct in the
middle Miocene. One of the
early Hesperocyonines, the
genus Hesperocyon, gave rise to
Archaeocyon and Leptocyon.
These branches led to the borophagine...
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Gastornis ****cetus
Hyracodon Eocene turtle fossil Leptictidium Peratherium Hesperocyon Tritemnodon Coryphodon Pseudocrypturus Bolca in
Italy List of fossil...
- (such as Mesohippus), nimravids, protoceratids, and
early canids like
Hesperocyon. Merycoidodonts, an
endemic American group, were very
diverse during...
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proportions of
Eoarctos are
similar to
those of
early canids, such as
Hesperocyon,
although the
rostrum and
frontal shield are broader, the
orbital area...
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western (originally, "evening"). Examples:
Hesperornis ("western bird");
Hesperocyon ("western dog");
Hesperosaurus ("western lizard") hippus, hippo-: Pronunciation:...
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slightly more
hypocarnivorous (omnivorous) diet than the
otherwise similar Hesperocyon. The
skeleton is also generalized,
lacking specializations for running...
- Suborder:
Caniformia incertae sedis †Prohesperocyon †Hesperocyoninae
Hesperocyon Mesocyon Cynodesmus Sunkahetanka Philotrox Enhydrocyon Paraenhydrocyon...
