-
known about palaeoryctids'
postcranial anatomy (the
skeleton without the skull). A 2024
study found shared cranial details between palaeoryctids and leptictids...
- 2022
studies of Bertrand, O. C. and
Sarah L. S****ey have
identified palaeoryctids and
taeniodonts as
basal placental mammal clades. The 19
living orders...
- Carnivoramorpha-Mesonychia clade, and
other genera allied with
creodonts and
palaeoryctids. This
enlarged Ferae was also
found to be the
sister group to order...
-
dental features can
possibly link the most
primitive pantodonts to the
palaeoryctids, a
group of
small and
insectivorous mammals that
evolved during the...
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placental families (such as apatemyids, pantolestids, leptictids, and
palaeoryctids),
preserved dental and
cranial anatomies give an idea of mixodectid...
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consider it a
member of the
family Oxyclaenidae, a
sister group to
Palaeoryctids and Creodonts,
while Tabuce et al. (2011)
classify it as an arctocyonid...
-
Intertrappean Beds,
Andhra Pradesh,
India Previously referred to as a
palaeoryctid, but
recent evidence has
shown that it is
probably the most
basal euarchontan...
-
Dashzeveg 1986
Genus †Paleotomus Van
Valen 1967 [Niphredil Van
Valen 1978] [?
palaeoryctid; Pantolestidae]
Genus †Puercolestes
Reynolds 1936
Genus †Suratilestes...
- Zalambdalestes,
Barunlestes and
Asioryctes (none of
which considered to be
palaeoryctids anymore;
Palaeoryctidae as a
whole may be invalid).
Posterior efforts...
- P. D. (1989). "Skull and
Endocranial Cast of
Eoructes mel****, a New
Palaeoryctid (Mammalia: Insectivora) from the
Early Eocene of
Western North America"...
