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structure of
Sinodelphys that it was a
scansorial tree-dweller, like the
contemporary Eomaia and
modern opossums such as Didelphis.
Sinodelphys probably hunted...
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therians being lost,
leaving four
premolars in the
halves of each jaw.
Sinodelphys differs in its
dentition and may
represent a
basal metatherian. The relationships...
- the
evolution of the
first members of the
Neornithes (modern birds).
Sinodelphys, a 125 Ma-old
boreosphenidan mammal found in the
Yixian Formation, China...
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Genus †Durlstodon
Genus †Durlstotherium
Genus †Microtherulum
Genus †
Sinodelphys Genus †Cokotherium
Genus †Ambolestes
Genus †Montanalestes
Genus †Indoclemensia...
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known metatherian was
thought to be
Sinodelphys szalayi,
which lived in
China around 125 mya.
However Sinodelphys was
later reinterpreted as an early...
- spalacotheriids. The earliest-known
fossil of the
Metatheria ("changed beasts") is
Sinodelphys,
found in 125-million-year-old
Early Cretaceous shale in China's northeastern...
-
basal eutherian.
Evolution of
mammals Juramaia (160 million
years ago)
Sinodelphys Ji, Q.; Luo, Z-X.; Yuan, C-X.; Wible, J.R.; Zhang, J-P. & Georgi, J.A...
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Formation therians, such as
Eomaia and
Sinodelphys.
There are
several similarities between Ambolestes and
Sinodelphys. Both are
interpreted to bear 8 upper...
-
Sinodelphys Ambolestes...
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other fragments. The foot
skeleton is
similar to
those of
Eomaia and
Sinodelphys. It
corresponds to an
animal with an
estimated snout to vent
length of...
