- The
Itaboraian (Portuguese: Itaboraiense) age is a
period within the
Early Eocene geologic time (53.0–50.0 Ma)
epoch of the Paleogene, used more specifically...
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reaching a
thickness of 100
metres (330 ft) is the
defining unit for the
Itaboraian South American land
mammal age (SALMA),
dating to the
Early Eocene, approximately...
- Alluvial-lacustrine Alluvial-fluvial Fluvio-lacustrine
Lacustrine Fluvial Fluvio-deltaic
Itaboraian volcanoclastics Itaboraian fauna Itaboraian flora Volcanic Yes...
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Miocene epochs. The
earliest paucituberculatans date to the late
Paleocene (
Itaboraian South American land
mammal age). The
group went
through a
pronounced decline...
- Formation,
Madagascar Eocene Casamayoran Sarmiento Formation,
Argentina Itaboraian Las
Flores Formation,
Argentina and Itaboraí Formation,
Brazil Mohabey...
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Titanoboa Temporal range: Mid-Late
Paleocene (Peligran-
Itaboraian) ~60–58 Ma PreꞒ Ꞓ O S D C P T J K Pg N ↓
Titanoboa dorsal vertebra in the José Royo y...
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Diogenornis is an
extinct genus of ratites, that
lived during the
Early Eocene (
Itaboraian to
Casamayoran in the
SALMA classification). It was
described in 1983...
- Rio
Negro Province, Argentina. Genus ?Paleopsilopterus (Lower
Eocene (
Itaboraian) Itaboraí
Formation of Itaboraí, Brazil) (identity as a
phorusrhacid dubious)...
- Patagonia, are
known from only a few
dental remains. C.
vieirai (from the
Itaboraian SALMA of Itaborai) is
known from much more
complete dental, cranial, and...
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American hoofed mammals that
lived from the Late
Paleocene to
Early Eocene (
Itaboraian to
Casamayoran in the
SALMA classification).
Fossils of the
order are...
