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Hyainailouros ("hyena-cat") is an
extinct polyphyletic genus of
hyaenodont belonging to the
family Hyainailouridae that
lived during the
Early to Late...
- of a
radiation of
African hyaenodontids that
occurred at that time.
Hyainailouros sulzeri is very
closely related to Megistotherium,
extremely similar...
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specialized in
crushing bone than its
later relatives such as
Hyainailouros. However, like
Hyainailouros,
Simbakubwa possessed lingually rotating carn****ial blades...
- Family:
Felidae (Waldheim, 1817) [a
group with cats,
nimravids and
genus Hyainailouros as its
members at that time] Family:
Hyaenidae (Grey, 1821) (hyenas)...
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hyaenodonts include two
close and later-surviving
relatives of Simbakubwa,
Hyainailouros and
Megistotherium (the
latter likely being the
largest in the group)...
- Simbakubwa,
Megistotherium and
several of its
sister genera,
including Hyainailouros and Sivapterodon,
survived into the Miocene.
Traditionally this has...
- same
regression suggested Megistotherium was
larger than Simbakubwa.
Hyainailouros was
another large hyainailourid. The
largest species in the genus, H...
- †Bastetodon †Exiguodon †Falcatodon †
Hyainailouros (polyphyletic genus) †Isohyaenodon (polyphyletic genus) †Parapterodon †Sectisodon †Sekhmetops †Sivapterodon...
- CS1 maint:
multiple names:
authors list (link) Ginsburg, L. (1980). "
Hyainailouros sulzeri, mammifère créodonte du Miocène européen".
Annales de Paléontologie...
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lemanensis skull Restoration of
Hyainailouros sulzeri (far left),
Cynelos eurydon,
Afrosmilus afric**** and
Hyainailouros napakensis (far right) Scientific...