-
Meridiolestida is an
extinct clade of
mammals known from the
Cretaceous and
Cenozoic of
South America and
possibly Antarctica. They
represented the dominant...
- group, the "Dryolestoidea",
which typically includes Dryolestida and
Meridiolestida, a
diverse group of
mammals including both
small insectivores and mid-large...
- Argentina. Its only
species is
Cronopio dentiacutus. It
belongs to the
Meridiolestida, an
extinct group of
mammals widespread in
South America during the...
- what is now
Argentine Patagonia. It is the most
recent known genus of
Meridiolestida, an
extinct group of
mammals more
closely related to
therians (marsupials...
- This is an
incomplete list of
prehistoric mammals. It does not
include extant mammals or
recently extinct mammals. For
extinct primate species, see: list...
- The
Santa Cruz
Formation is a
geological formation in the Magallanes/Austral
Basin in
southern Patagonia in
Argentina and
adjacent areas of Chile. It dates...
- the
clade Meridiolestida.
Groebertherium has been
consistently recovered as a
dryolestoid within Dryolestida and
outside of
Meridiolestida,
though its...
- J. (1
December 2012). "First
Dryolestoid (Mammalia, Dryolestoidea,
Meridiolestida) from the
Coniacian of
Patagonia and New
Evidence on
their Early Radiation...
- The last
known representatives of the
archaic primitive mammal order Meridiolestida,
which dominated South America during the Late Cretaceous, are known...
- †Dryolestida †
Meridiolestida †Donodontidae
Amazighodon Anoualestes Donodon Stylodens...
