-
Ceratotherium neumayri is an
extinct species of
rhinoceros from the Late
Miocene epoch (specifically the
Vallesian and
Turolian European land
mammal ages)...
- (2005)
proposed an
alternative lineage for the
white rhino:
Ceratotherium neumayri →
Ceratotherium mauritani**** → C. simum, with the
Langebaanweg rhinos considered...
- have
branched off from an
early species of Ceratotherium,
specifically C.
neumayri,
which has also been ****igned to
Diceros in some studies. However, other...
- †Samotherium
major Bohlin, 1926 †Samotherium
neumayri (Rodler & Weithofer, 1890) [Alcicephalus
neumayri Rodler & Weithofer, 1890] †Samotherium sinense...
- been
suggested to have
arose from
Ceratotherium neumayri,
however the
close relationship between C.
neumayri and
Diceros has been
disputed by
other authors...
-
albeit currently un****igned,
Ceratotherium material. "Ceratotherium"
neumayri?: This Late
Miocene species from
Europe and
Western Asia is questionably...
-
africanum Churcher, 1970 S.
boissieri Forsyth-Major, 1889 (type) S.
major Bohlin, 1926 S.
neumayri Rodler and Weithofer, 1890 S.
sinense Bohlin, 1926...
- two
species may have
descended from the
Eurasian species "Ceratotherium"
neumayri, but this is disputed. A 2021
genetic analysis estimated the
split between...
-
places it in a
direct ancestral line
between the
earlier Ceratotherium neumayri (itself of
debated generic placement) and the
extant C. simum. An alternative...
-
described species of Abrytasites,
including A. thieuloyi, A. julianyi, and A.
neumayri. They are inflated, with constrictions, have
rather thick ribs springing...
