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Paleoparadoxia ("ancient paradox") is a
genus of large,
herbivorous aquatic mammals that
inhabited the
northern Pacific coastal region during the Miocene...
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Archaeoparadoxia weltoni (Clark, 1991)
Paleoparadoxia Reinhart, 1959
Paleoparadoxia tabatai (Tokunaga, 1939), (=
Paleoparadoxia media Inuzuka, 2005) Neoparadoxia...
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energy of 42 GeV
electrons in a meter-scale accelerator.
There was a
Paleoparadoxia found at the SLAC site, and its
skeleton can be seen at a
small museum...
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Paleoparadoxiidae Ashoroa Paleoparadoxia Neoparadoxia Desmostylidae Behemotops Cornwallius Desmostylus Kronokotherium Ounalashkastylus...
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aquatic mammals such as the
dugongid Dusisiren and the
desmostyle Paleoparadoxia during the Miocene. At the
boundary between the
Miocene and the Pliocene...
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Paleoparadoxiidae Ashoroa Paleoparadoxia Neoparadoxia Desmostylidae Behemotops Cornwallius Desmostylus Kronokotherium Ounalashkastylus...
- elephant,
Caribbean manatee; middle: Moeritherium,
woolly mammoth; bottom:
Paleoparadoxia,
Arsinoitherium Scientific classification Domain:
Eukaryota Kingdom:...
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similar to
sirenian ribs, and very dense, like
those of
Behemotops and
Paleoparadoxia; and extant, semi-aquatic
mammals such as
Eurasian beaver and hippopotamus...
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Paleoparadoxiidae Ashoroa Paleoparadoxia Neoparadoxia Desmostylidae Behemotops Cornwallius Desmostylus Kronokotherium Ounalashkastylus...
- Date has
declined over the past 70 years. A
whole body
skeleton of
Paleoparadoxia was
excavated in
Yanagawa on
August 21, 1984. The
skeleton is named...
