-
suggested to have had a body m****
exceeding 1,000
kilograms (2,200 lb).
Typotheres generally occupied small-medium body size niches,
while toxodontians were...
- The Ituzaingó
Formation (Spanish: Formación Ituzaingó), in
older literature also
described as
Entre Ríos or
Entrerriana Formation, is an
extensive geological...
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Archaeopithecus is an
extinct genus of notoungulate,
belonging to the
suborder Typotheria. It
lived during the
Middle Eocene, in what is
today Argentina...
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Interatheriidae is an
extinct family of
notoungulate mammals from
South America.
Interatheriids are
known from the
Middle Eocene (Mustersan) to the Early...
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incisor of the
upper jaw, the only one present, was
longer than in
other typotheres. It grew continuously, as in rodents.
Unlike in rodents, it was not worn...
-
talar foramen,
making its
tarsus quite similar to
other more
specialized Typotheres, but
still recalling in some way
basal and
archaic notoungulates, such...
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Plesiotypotherium is an
extinct genus of Notoungulate,
belonging to the
suborder Typotheria. It
lived from the
Middle to the Late Miocene, and its fossilized...
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Eohyrax is an
extinct genus of notoungulate,
belonging to the
suborder Typotheria. It
lived during the
Middle Eocene, and its
remains were
discovered in...
-
Archaeohyrax is a
genus of
extinct notoungulate mammal known from the
Middle Eocene to
Oligocene of
Argentina and Bolivia. The
holotype of the type species...
- ground-dwelling carnivore, who pre**** on medium-sized mammals, such as
typotheres.
Paraborhyaena boliviana et
Andinogale sallensis, deux
marsupiaux (Borhyaenidae)...
