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Palaeoamasia is an
extinct herbivorous paenungulate mammal of the
embrithopod order,
making it
distantly related to elephants, sirenians, and hyraxes....
- the
clade Afrotheria. However, a
study of the
basal arsinoitheriid,
Palaeoamasia,
suggests that
embrithopods are not
tethytheres or even paenungulates...
- Erdal, O.; Antoine, P.-O.; Sen, S.; Smith, A. (2016). "New
material of
Palaeoamasia kansui (Embrithopoda, Mammalia) from the
Eocene of
Turkey and a phylogenetic...
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southeastern Europe,
including Crivadiatherium from Romania, and
Hypsamasia and
Palaeoamasia from Turkey. The
generic name
Arsinoitherium comes from
Pharaoh Arsinoe...
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Stylolophus Arsinoitheriidae Arsinoitherium Namatherium Palaeoamasiidae Crivadiatherium Hypsamasia Palaeoamasia...
- Janbu, Nils E.; Ghin****i, M****imiliano (2014-07-29). "Latest
evidence of
Palaeoamasia (Mammalia, Embrithopoda) in
Turkish Anatolia".
Journal of Vertebrate...
- Erdal, O.; Antoine, P.-O.; Sen, S.; Smith, A. (2016). "New
material of
Palaeoamasia kansui (Embrithopoda, Mammalia) from the
Eocene of
Turkey and a phylogenetic...
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Stylolophus Arsinoitheriidae Arsinoitherium Namatherium Palaeoamasiidae Crivadiatherium Hypsamasia Palaeoamasia...
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Stylolophus Arsinoitheriidae Arsinoitherium Namatherium Palaeoamasiidae Crivadiatherium Hypsamasia Palaeoamasia...
- The
teeth of Crivadiatherium,
compared with
those of its
relatives as
Palaeoamasia from
Turkey and
Arsinoitherium from Egypt,
shows features more primitive...
