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closest extant relatives of
Moropus are
other perissodactyls: horses, rhinos, and tapirs. Like
other chalicotheres,
Moropus differed from
typical ungulates...
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Schizotheriinae and the Chalicotheriinae.
Schizotherine chalicotheres such as
Moropus lived in a
variety of forest, woodland, and
savannah habitats in Asia,...
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reached by the
Bering land bridge. The best-known
schizotheriine genus is
Moropus. The last
survivor of the
group was
traditionally thought to be Nestoritherium...
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thought to
pertain to at
least two
different species.
Paleontology portal Moropus "Pittsburgh
Boasts of
Complete Skeleton of the Chalicotherium". The San...
- and
Samos as Ancylotherium. In the Americas, the
names Morothorium and
Moropus have been
applied to
similar bones, in the
belief that they
indicated Xenarthrans...
- 005 Ma PreꞒ Ꞓ O S D C P T J K Pg N
Early Eocene to
Middle Pleistocene Moropus elatus at the
National Museum of
Natural History, Washington, DC Scientific...
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extension of the forelegs. The best-known
genera include Chalicotherium and
Moropus.
Chalicotherioidea died out in the Pleistocene.
Rhinocerotoidea (rhino...
- did not walk on its knuckles. It was
similar to the
North American genus Moropus. In at
least some
individuals of A. penteli**** the
frontal bone of the...
- Subfamily: †Schizotheriinae Genus: †Borissiakia Butler, 1965 Type
species †Borissiakia
betpakdalensis originally Moropus betpakdalensis Flerov, 1938...
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sitting in lush forests,
similar to
modern gorillas and
giant pandas.
Moropus Schizotheriinae Palaeontology portal Coombs,
Margery C. (13 Feb 2009)....
