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Indohyus (Meaning "India's pig" from the Gr****
words Indos, "from India" and hûs, "pig") is an
extinct genus of
digitigrade even-toed
ungulates known from...
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similar to
Indohyus and
later fully adapted to
aquatic life.
Raoella Raoella dograi Haqueina Haqueina haquei Indohyus Indohyus indirae Indohyus major Kunmunella...
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additional Indohyus fossils. The ****cetids were
digitigrade hoofed mammals that are
thought to be the
earliest known cetaceans, with
Indohyus being the...
- predators. Thewissen's
discovery of
Indohyus helped refine the
connection between whales and
hippos and
suggested that
Indohyus was
closely related to hippos...
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aquatic animals that live in
water but look at
emerged objects. Just like
Indohyus, limb
bones of ****cetids are osteosclerotic, also
suggestive of aquatic...
- cetaceans. One
evolutionarily significant whale ancestor was the
raoellid Indohyus,
which was a Himalayas-dwelling,
digitgrade omnivore roughly the size of...
- plantigrade)
Suina (semi-digitigrade)
Hippopotamidae (semi-digitigrade) ****cetus
Indohyus Thylacine Felidae Hyenas Mongooses Canidae Derived hyaenodonts (range from...
- of the
artiodactyl order (even-toed ungulates). They are
related to the
Indohyus, an
extinct chevrotain-like ungulate, from
which they
split approximately...
- of the
artiodactyl order (even-toed ungulates). They are
related to the
Indohyus, an
extinct chevrotain-like ungulate, from
which they
split approximately...
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Reconstruction of
Indohyus...
