-
extinct genus of
feline with only one
species ****igned to it,
Magerifelis peignei. It was
described in 2024
based on
seven fossils from the
middle Miocene...
-
mbitensis Schmidt-Kittler, 1987 †L.
namibiensis Morales et al., 2008 †L.
peignei, Grohé et al., 2020 †L.
rangwai Schmidt-Kittler, 1987 †L.
senutae Morales...
- †Cynodictis
Bravard and Pomel, 1850
Species C.
cayluxens C. cr****us C.
elegans C.
exilis C.
ferox C.
lacustris C.
longirostris C.
parisiensis C.
peignei...
- †Circamustela Petter, 1967 -
Middle to Late
Miocene Europe C.
dechaseauxi C.
peignei C.?
laevidens †Dehmictis
Ginsburg and Morales, 1992 -
Early Miocene Europe...
- C.
ferox C.
intermedius C.
lacustris C.
longirostris "C. palmidens" C.
peignei Dehmicyon D.
schlosseri Goupilictis G.
minor Hecubides H.
euryodon Ictiocyon...
- another,
enormous but
currently undescribed species. The
species ?Myacyon
peignei was
described in 2019
based on
remains found in
Kenya and
tentatively ****igned...
- (Lange-Badré & Haubold, 1990) †Matthodon
menui (Rich, 1971) †Matthodon
peignei (Solé, 2020) †Matthodon
tritens (Lange-Badré & Haubold, 1990) (unranked):...
-
final version of the
article naming it was
published in 2019. ?Myacyon
peignei Sp. nov
Valid Werdelin Miocene (Serravallian) Kenya A bear dog Peignecyon...
- dojambir, and
numerous features differentiate it from the
similarly sized ?M.
peignei.
Among these are its taller, more bulbous, but less
trenchant paraconid...
-
Miocene France Spain A medium-sized feline. The type
species is M.
peignei.
Magophoca Gen. et sp. nov
Valid Dewaele & de
Muizon Miocene (Tortonian)...
