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Theriodictis is an
extinct genus of
canid endemic to
South America during the
Middle Pleistocene, and
possibly the south-eastern
United States.: 88 The...
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years ago, and by
Theriodictis and
Chrysocyon 5–4
million years ago.: 150 The
fossil of a
large form of the
extinct Theriodictis that
dates 2 million...
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Carroll in 1988.: 634 One
taxonomic authority proposes that the
species Theriodictis tarijensis falls under the
genus Protocyon. A
member of the Cerdocyonina...
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Cerdocyon Chrysocyon Lycalopex Speothos †Dusicyon †Nurocyon †Protocyon †
Theriodictis Tribe Vulpini Nyctereutes Otocyon Vulpes †Prototocyon †Metalopex Tedford...
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angustidens was only
rivalled in size by
Smilodon po****tor, with
Theriodictis platensis,
Canis gezi,
Protocyon scagliorum,
Panthera onca and pumas...
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orcesi Hoffstetter 1952 †P.
tarijensis Ameghino 1902 †P.
troglodytes Lund 1838, type †
Theriodictis (Mercerat, 1891) †
Theriodictis platensis...
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mammals unique to the
period such as the
notoungulate Mesotherium,
canid Theriodictis, and a
species of the
giant bear Arctotherium. In
areas such as Uruguay...
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present in NW
South America: Colombia,
Venezuela Other canids (†Dusicyon, †
Theriodictis, †Protocyon, Atelocynus, Cerdocyon, Lycalopex, Chrysocyon, Speothos)...
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Islands wolf (Dusicyon australis)
Dusicyon avus
Protocyon troglodytes Theriodictis tarijense Canis dirus ****anese wolf (Canis
lupus hodophilax) Hokkaido...
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Smilodon po****tor,
Tapirus tarijensis,
Tapirus terrestris terrestris,
Theriodictis tarijensis,
Toxodon cf. platensis,
Haplomastodon sp.,
Hippocamelus sp...
