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anthracothere

Large primitive piglike mammals, fossils of which are common in the middle Tertiary rocks of Europe and Asia. Anthracotherium was a typical member.
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SYSTEMATIC PALEONTOLOGY Order Artiodactyla Family Anthracotheriidae Genus Heptacodon Marsh 1894 Synonymies.
New record of anthracotheriidae (artiodactyla: mammalia) from the ... by Holroyd, Patricia A. / The Texas Journal of Science
These dispersions may have been preceded by an earlier movement of Brachyodus onoideus, a member of the Anthracotheriidae, a now extinct family of hippo-like suiforms, and perhaps by a member of the primate family Pliopithecidae (Thomas 1984; Tchernov 1992b).
Assessing earliest human settlement of Eurasia: Late Pliocene ... by Turner, Alan / Antiquity
 
 
 
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