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Rhinocerotoidea is a
superfamily of
perissodactyls that
appeared 56
million years ago in the Paleocene. They
included four
extinct families, the Amynodontidae...
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Chalicotherium and Moropus.
Chalicotherioidea died out in the Pleistocene.
Rhinocerotoidea (rhino relatives)
included a
large variety of
forms from the Eocene...
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Indricotherium and
Baluchitherium as
synonyms of the genus. The
superfamily Rhinocerotoidea,
which includes modern rhinoceroses, can be
traced back to the early...
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refer to a
member of any of the
extinct species of the
superfamily Rhinocerotoidea. Two of the
extant species are
native to Africa, and
three to South...
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placed in
suborder Ceratomorpha along with the
rhino superfamily,
Rhinocerotoidea.The
first members of
Tapiroidea appeared during the
Early Eocene, 55...
- 1967. The
families of the
Rhinocerotoidea (Mammalia, Perissodactyla). J
Mammal 47, 631–639.
Uhlig U 1999. Die
Rhinocerotoidea (Mammalia) aus der unteroligozänen...
- R. Prothero, C. Guerin, and E. Manning. 1989. The
history of the
Rhinocerotoidea. In D. R.
Prothero and R. M.
Schoch (eds.), The
Evolution of Perissodactyls...
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superfamily Rhinocerotoidea can be
traced back to the
early Eocene—about 50
million years ago—with
early precursors such as Hyrachyus.
Rhinocerotoidea contains...
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Tapiroidea Rhinocerotoidea See below↓...
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Tapiroidea Rhinocerotoidea See below↓...
