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- Robiatherium is an extinct genus of Palaeogene artiodactyls containing one species R. cournovense. The genus name derives from the locality of Robiac in...
- 1862 Duerotherium Cuesta & Badiola, 2009 Ephelcomenus Hurzeler, 1938 Robiatherium Sudre, 1988 Subfamily Dacrytheriinae Dacrytherium Filhol, 1876 Catodontherium...
- tapirulid Tapirulus, anoplotheriids (Dacrytherium, Catodontherium, and Robiatherium, dichobunid Mouillacitherium, robiacinid Robiacina, xiphodonts (Xiphodon...
- appearances by the late Eocene (MP15-MP16; ~41–40 Ma) with Duerotherium and Robiatherium. After a significant gap of anoplotheriines in MP17a-MP17b, the derived...
- (MP15–MP16), or ~41–40 Ma, within western Europe with Duerotherium and Robiatherium. After a significant gap of anoplotheriines in MP17a–MP17b, the derived...
- tapirulid Tapirulus, anoplotheriids (Dacrytherium, Catodontherium, Robiatherium), robicinid Robiacina, and xiphodonts (Xiphodon, Dichodon, Haplomeryx)...
- tapirulid Tapirulus, anoplotheriids (Dacrytherium, Catodontherium, and Robiatherium, dichobunid Mouillacitherium, robiacinid Robiacina, xiphodonts (Xiphodon...
- (MP15-MP16), or ~41-40 Ma, within western Europe with Duerotherium and Robiatherium. After a significant gap of anoplotheriines in MP17a-MP17b, the derived...
- (MP15-MP16), or ~41-40 Ma, within western Europe with Duerotherium and Robiatherium. By MP17a-MP17b, however, there is a notable gap in the fossil record...
- (MP15-MP16), or ~41-40 Ma, within western Europe with Duerotherium and Robiatherium. By MP17a-MP17b, however, there is a notable gap in the fossil record...