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Borhyaenidae is an
extinct metatherian family of low-slung,
heavily built predatory mammals in the
order Spar****odonta.
Borhyaenids are not true marsupials...
- Miocene),
borhyaenoids that
cannot be
easily classified into the
families Borhyaenidae, Thylacosmilidae, or
Proborhyaenidae and vary in size and shape; borhyaenids...
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authors prior to 1982 was that the
thylacinid family were
related to the
Borhyaenidae, a
group of
South American predators, also extinct, that
exhibited many...
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Riggs found the
genus distinct enough to
warrant a new
subfamily within Borhyaenidae, Thylacosmilinae, and
stated it was "one of the most
unique flesh-eating...
- the World, JHU Press, 12
September 2005 Marshall, L.
Evolution of the
Borhyaenidae,
extinct South American predaceous marsupials. Berkeley:
University of...
- 1469-7998.2007.00389.x. Marshall,
Larry G. (1978). "Evolution of the
Borhyaenidae,
Extinct South American Predaceous Marsupials".
University of California...
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Borhyaenidae...
- 6 ft) at the shoulders. Marshall,
Larry G. (1978).
Evolution of the
Borhyaenidae,
extinct South American predaceous marsupials.
University of California...
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Borhyaenidae...
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later phylogenetic analyses have
shown that it is not a
member of the
Borhyaenidae and is only more
distantly related to
these forms.
Remains of Pharsophorus...
