- flat
mandibular fossa suggest that
Andrewsarchus likely had a
fairly weak bite force. The
holotype of
Andrewsarchus mongoliensis is a
mostly complete cranium...
- "stem-whippomorphs")
include such taxa as the
family Entelodontidae and the
genus Andrewsarchus. "A 'consensus cladogram' for artiodactyls".
Archived from the original...
- Cetancodontamorpha,
which also
includes the
extinct entelodonts and
Andrewsarchus. The name
Whippomorpha is a
combination of
Ancient Gr**** and
Latin (w[water]...
- to
generate the
proposal that
Andrewsarchus was the
largest predatory land
mammal that ever lived.
Since Andrewsarchus is
known only from a
single isolated...
- the
deletion of
Andrewsarchus,
which has
often been
included within the mesonychians. One
possible conclusion is that
Andrewsarchus has been incorrectly...
- †Dolioc****idae
Clade Cetruminantia Clade Cetancodontamorpha Genus †
Andrewsarchus?
Family †Entelodontidae
Suborder Whippomorpha Family †Raoellidae Superfamily...
- which, by that time, had
become almost fully aquatic.
Mammals like
Andrewsarchus were at the top of the food-chain. The Late
Eocene saw the
rebirth of...
- sent back to the museum,
arriving on
December 19. The
fossil species Andrewsarchus was
named after him. Andrews,
along with
Henry Fairfield Osborn, was...
-
triisodontid genera lived during the
Paleocene in
North America, but the
genus Andrewsarchus (if it is a mesonychian, and not an artiodactyl) is
known from the middle...
- on
whether the
giant enigmatic mammal Andrewsarchus is included, and it has been
suggested that
Andrewsarchus is in fact an
entelodont or
close relative...
