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Pleistocene of
South America.
Mesotheriids were
small to medium-sized
herbivorous mammals adapted for digging.
Mesotheriids were
small to medium-sized notoungulates;...
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basal notungulate Notostylops and the
mesotheriids are
suggested to have
engaged in digging, with
mesotheriids suggested to have had an
ecology similar...
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important region for the
diversification of
these animals. Later, the
mesotheriids,
including 'Trachytherus, dis****d to more
southern areas.
Though at...
- horse-like
proterotheriid litopterns did, as well. The
notoungulate mesotheriids and
hegetotheriids also
managed to hold on at
least part way through...
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providing new
information on the
postcranial anatomy of the
studied mesotheriid, is
described by Cerdeño et al. (2024). Fernández-Monescillo & Tauber...
- with its wide
snout allowing for bulk feeding. In
comparison to
earlier mesotheriids, it
probably consumed less hard food items. The
oldest known specimens...
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macraucheniid Huayqueriania, the
proterothere Eoauchenia, and
several mesotheriids like
Pseudotypotherium and Typotheriopsis. Many
xenarthrans fossils were...
- (2008), "Late
Oligocene mesotheriids (Mammalia, Notoungulata) from
Salla and
Lacayani (Bolivia):
implications for
basal mesotheriid phylogeny and distribution"...
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evolution of the
snout in
mesotheriid notoungulates, and on its
implications for the
knowledge of the
dietary preferences in
mesotheriids, is
published by Ercoli...
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Plesiotypotherium casirense Sp. nov
Valid Cerdeño et al. Late
Miocene Bolivia A
mesotheriid notoungulatan, a
species of Plesiotypotherium.
Pristifelis Gen. et comb...
