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- Cormocyon is an extinct genus of borophagine canid native to North America. It lived from the Oligocene to the Early Miocene, 30.8—20.6 Mya, existing...
- million years Tribe †Borophagini 30—3 Ma, existing 27 million years †Cormocyon 30—20 Ma, existing 10 million years †Desmocyon 25—16 Ma, existing 9 million...
- Cormocyon Desmocyon Metatomarctus Euoplocyon Psalidocyon Microtomarctus Protomarctus Tephrocyon Cynarctina Paracynarctus Cynarctus Aelurodontina Tomarctus...
- bears. The other species have been re****igned to other genera such as Cormocyon. The species Canis geismari**** was originally described by Edward Drinker...
- Promartes olcotti as well as the tiny canids Phlaocyon annectens and Cormocyon. Herbivoran remains discovered here mostly represent carc****es dragged...
- hypercarnivores by two terminal species in the clade. Four transitional species of Cormocyon and Desmocyon occupy intermediate positions between the Phlaocyonini and...
- Cormocyon Desmocyon Metatomarctus Euoplocyon Psalidocyon Microtomarctus Protomarctus Tephrocyon Cynarctina Paracynarctus Cynarctus Aelurodontina Tomarctus...
- Cormocyon Desmocyon Metatomarctus Euoplocyon Psalidocyon Microtomarctus Protomarctus Tephrocyon Cynarctina Paracynarctus Cynarctus Aelurodontina Tomarctus...
- Cormocyon Desmocyon Metatomarctus Euoplocyon Psalidocyon Microtomarctus Protomarctus Tephrocyon Cynarctina Paracynarctus Cynarctus Aelurodontina Tomarctus...
- Borophaginae by Wang et al. (1999) and Wang et al. (2004). The clade includes: Cormocyon, Desmocyon, Metatomarctus, Euoplocyon, Psalidocyon, Microtomarctus, Protomarctus...