- Late Cretaceous,
though most
common during the
Early Cretaceous. The
Gobiconodontids form a
diverse lineage of
carnivorous non-therian mammals, and include...
- (reptilis), "mammal" (mammalis)) is a
genus of opossum- to badger-sized
gobiconodontid mammal containing two species,
Repenomamus robustus and Repenomamus...
-
Fuxinoconodon is an
extinct genus of
gobiconodontid that
lived in
China during the
Early Cretaceous. It
contains a
single species, F. changi. Nao Kusuhashi;...
-
recovered a more
inclusive monophyletic Eutriconodonta that also
contained gobiconodontids and Amphilestes; in the
second analysis of Gao et al. it also contained...
-
Spinolestes is an
extinct mammal genus from the
Early Cretaceous of Spain. A
gobiconodontid eutriconodont, it is
notable for the
remarkable degree of preservation...
-
carnivorous mammal groups were
already present. Most
notable are the
gobiconodontids, the
triconodontid Jugulator, the
deltatheroidans and Cimolestes. Many...
- them (probably termites, as ants had not yet appeared). Similarly, the
gobiconodontid Spinolestes possessed adaptations for
fossoriality and
convergent traits...
- dinosaur-bearing rock
formations Cuenca−Bescós, G.; Canudo, J.I. (2003). "A new
gobiconodontid mammal from the
Early Cretaceous of
Spain and its
palaeogeographic implications"...
- 2003". www2.gwu.edu.
Retrieved 2025-04-27. Sweetman,
Steven (2006). "A
GOBICONODONTID (MAMMALIA, EUTRICONODONTA) FROM THE
EARLY CRETACEOUS (BARREMIAN) WES****...
- species,
being around the size of a
modern Virginia opossum. Like
other gobiconodontids, it
possessed several speciations towards carnivory, such as shearing...
