-
fragmentary to
moderately complete.
Chalicotheres ranged in size from an
antelope to a
large draft horse.
Chalicotheres can be
first identified with certainty...
- lie
outside the
clade containing chalicotheres, rhinoceroses,
tapirs and horses, or more
closely related to
chalicotheres,
rhinoceroses and
tapirs than to...
- with
notable extinct groups include the brontotheres, palaeotheres,
chalicotheres, and the paraceratheres, with the
paraceratheres including the largest...
-
million years.
Moropus belonged to the
schizotheriine subfamily of
chalicotheres, and has the best
fossil record of any
member of this group; numbers...
-
genus of
chalicotheres from the
Early to
Middle Pleistocene of China.
Along with Nestoritherium, it was one of the last of the
chalicotheres to ever exist...
-
extinct Chalicothere. In the 1930s,
Louis Leakey suggested that
Nandi Bear
descriptions matched that of the
Chalicothere,
though chalicotheres were herbivores...
- many
members of Perissodactyla, was
adapted to browsing,
though the
chalicotheres were
uniquely adapted to do so
among ungulates. Its arms were long and...
- tapirs, it is now
thought that they were most
likely related to
early chalicotheres,
although they are
distinct from that group. Vautrin, Q.; Tabuce, R...
- 7 Ma,
which lived in a
mixed bushland-forest
environment alongside chalicotheres, deer, the
elephant Stegodon, rhinos, cattle, pigs, and the
giant short-faced...
- The
Cenozoic is full of
mammals both
strange and familiar,
including chalicotheres, creodonts, whales, primates, entelodonts, sabre-toothed cats, mastodons...
