-
classified as gliriforms, and that the
notoungulates were
therefore never found outside South and
Central America.
Notoungulates are
united by a
number of morphological...
- 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...
- giraffes, deer, gazelles, and antelopes. It has also been
suggested that
notoungulates also
relied on rumination, as
opposed to
other atlantogenatans that...
- ungulates, with over 150
described genera in 13
different families.
Notoungulates are
morphologically diverse,
including forms morphologically distant...
- of the
members of the five
included families,
including the
largest notoungulates,
share several dental,
auditory and
tarsal specializations. The group...
-
molars had a
strong parastyle and a
paracone fold.
Unlike other Eocene notoungulates such as
Notopithecus and Oldfieldthomasia,
which had low-crowned teeth...
-
representative of the
family Leontiniidae. The
notohippids are part of the
notoungulates, a
large group of
South American mammals that
developed various forms...
- herbivorous.
Unlike any
other rhinos and any
other ungulates aside from some
notoungulates, its high-crowned
molars were ever-growing, and it was
likely adapted...
-
including South American native ungulates (astrapotheres, litopterns,
notoungulates), as well as rodents,
xenarthrans (armadillos, sloths, anteaters), and...
-
Originally they were
considered to be
northern relatives of
South American notoungulates,
specifically Notostylopidae. Recently,
other palaeontologists have...
