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family of
placental mammals in the
extinct superfamily Hyaenodontoidea.
Hyaenodontids arose during the
early Eocene and
persisted well into the
early Miocene...
- (Creodonta inadaptiva),
group that
includes "Pseudocreodi" (oxyaenids and
hyaenodontids) and the mesonychids, "Adaptive Creodonta" (Creodonta adaptiva), made...
- Mohamed; Amaghzaz, Mbarek; Bouya, BaâDi (1 July 2006). "Early
African hyaenodontid mammals and
their bearing on the
origin of the Creodonta". Geological...
- In Oxyaenidae, it is M1 and m2 that form the carn****ials.
Among the
hyaenodontids it is M2 and m3.
Unlike most
modern carnivorans, in
which the carn****ials...
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including cat-like saber-toothed nimravids,
amphicyonids ("bear-dogs"), and
hyaenodontid creodonts. One of the most
apparent examples of cir****stantial evidence...
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middle Eocene.
Prolimnocyon chowi is the
earliest known member of the
hyaenodontid family Limnocyonidae. W. D.
Matthew and W.
Granger (1915.) "A revision...
- Cynodont, Thrinaxodon, Eomaia, Carpolestes, Diatryma,
Hyracotherium and
Hyaenodontid. This
episode chronicles primates that
would evolve to
become humans...
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about 1,000
kilograms (2,200 lb) (the
carnivoran Arctotherium and the
hyaenodontid Simbakubwa may have been
somewhat larger). The
largest known metatherian...
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directly induced by the PETM. Many
major mammalian clades –
including hyaenodontids, artiodactyls, perissodactyls, and
primates –
appeared and
spread around...
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Comparison of carn****ial
teeth of a
carnivoran (wolf), a
hyaenodontid (Hyaenodon) and an
oxyaenid (Oxyaena)...
