- to the
Campanian in
North America, Europe, Asia and
North Africa.
Spalacotheriids are
characterised by
having molar teeth with
three molar cusps sitting...
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existed in the
Mesozoic Era were multituberculates,
eutriconodonts and
spalacotheriids. The earliest-known
metatherian is Sinodelphys,
found in 125-million-year-old...
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informally by some
researchers for convenience,
usually restricted to the
spalacotheriids and zhangheotheriids.
There are some
symmetrodonts with acutely-triangulated...
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tribosphenic molar in
southern continents.
Trechnotheria - Therians,
spalacotheriids and
their relatives. They are
characterized by
features of the sca****...
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basal mammaliaforms and monotremes, but
unlike in multituberculates,
spalacotheriids and therians. The
deltopectoral crest was
confluent with the greater...
- Bed A
eutherian Akidolestes A.
cifellii Lingyuan Dawangzhangzi Bed A
spalacotheriid "symmetrodont"
Ambolestes A.
zhoui Nincheng Jianshangou Bed A eutherian...
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crowns on its
teeth and more
complete cingulids. It
differs from
other spalacotheriids due to the fact it had
fewer molariform teeth, a
higher number of premolariform...
-
Spalacolestine Spalacotheriid (Mammalia, Trechnotheria) from the
Early Cretaceous (Barremian) of
Southern England and ITS
Bearing on
Spalacotheriid Evolution"...
- that contained,
among other taxa, eutriconodonts, multituberculates,
spalacotheriid and
tinodontid "symmetrodontans", dryolestids,
metatherians (including...
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contemporary mammal species which Eotyrannus likely fed on,
including the
spalacotheriid Yaverlestes and the
eobaatarid Eobaatar.[citation needed]
Timeline of...
