-
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...
-
about 1,000
kilograms (2,200 lb) (the
carnivoran Arctotherium and the
hyaenodontid Simbakubwa may have been
somewhat larger). The
largest known metatherian...
- the
superfamily Hyainailouroidea within extinct order Hyaenodonta.
Hyaenodontids arose during the
middle Eocene and
persisted well into the
middle Miocene...
- the hyaenodonts' flourishing; it was a part of a
radiation of
African hyaenodontids that
occurred at that time.
Hyainailouros sulzeri is very
closely related...
- and Asia from the
early to
middle Eocene.
Sinopa was a
small genus of
hyaenodontid mammals. Its carn****ial
teeth were the
second upper molar and the lower...
-
Apterodon ("without
winged tooth") is an
extinct genus of
hyaenodontid mammals that
lived from the late
Eocene through the
middle Oligocene epoch in Africa...
-
including cat-like saber-toothed nimravids,
amphicyonids ("bear-dogs"), and
hyaenodontid creodonts. One of the most
apparent examples of cir****stantial evidence...
- may be why they were out-competed by better-adapted
animals like the
hyaenodontids and
later Carnivora.
Indohyus was a
small chevrotain-like
animal that...
- this was
later disproven. Nonetheless,
deltatheroideans do
converge on
hyaenodontids, oxyaenids, carnivorans, dasyuromorphs,
thylacoleonids and spar****odonts...
