- Pleistocene,
living from
approximately 61
million to 11,000
years ago.
Notoungulates were
morphologically diverse, with
forms resembling animals as disparate...
- the
notoungulates and the litopterns, were the only
groups to
persist beyond the mid Miocene. Only a few (mostly large)
species of
notoungulates and litopterns...
-
Notohippidae is a
paraphyletic extinct family of
notoungulate mammals from
South America.
Notohippids are
known from the
Eocene and
Oligocene epochs. Although...
-
Coloradas A
hegetotheriidae notoungulate.
Typotheriodon T.
grandis Robilote Field Typotheriopsis T.
minimus Robilote Field A
Mesotheriidae notoungulate....
- ungulates, with over 150
described genera in 13
different families.
Notoungulates are
morphologically diverse,
including forms morphologically distant...
-
Leontinia is an
extinct genus of
leontiniid notoungulate.
Fossils have been
found in the
Deseado and
Sarmiento Formations in
Argentina and Trembembé Formation...
- giraffes, deer, gazelles, and antelopes. It has also been
suggested that
notoungulates also
relied on rumination, as
opposed to
other atlantogenatans that...
- also
includes many
mammals such as
South American native ungulates (
notoungulates, litopterns, astrapotheres) as well as armadillos, and
caviomorph rodents...
-
Hoffstetterius is an
extinct genus of
toxodontid notoungulate mammal,
belonging to the
subfamily Toxodontinae whose remains were
discovered in the Middle...
-
Pachyrukhos is an
extinct genus of
hegetotheriid notoungulate from the
Early to
Middle Miocene (Colhuehuapian-Friasian in the
SALMA classification) of...
