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Ocepeia is an
extinct genus of
afrotherian mammal that
lived in present-day
Morocco during the
middle Paleocene epoch,
approximately 60
million years...
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paleontological record to
support was
lacking until reexamination of the
genera Ocepeia and Abdounodus, as well as the
description of the
basal Hadrogeneios in...
- idea that at
least part of this
group forms a clade. The
Paleocene genus Ocepeia,
which is the most completely-known
Paleocene African mammal and the oldest...
- Perissodactyla. The rodent-like
hyrax A bull bush
elephant A
manatee and her calf
Ocepeia, a
basal species Arsinoitherium, a rhino-like
embrithopod Desmostylus,...
- †Abdounodus †Hadrogeneios †
Ocepeia Hyracoidea Tethytheria...
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contemporary of more
derived members of the
group such as Abdounodus,
Ocepeia, and the
early proboscideans Eritherium, Phosphatherium, and Daouitherium...
- †Abdounodus †Hadrogeneios †
Ocepeia Hyracoidea Tethytheria...
- †Abdounodus †Hadrogeneios †
Ocepeia Hyracoidea Tethytheria...
- †Abdounodus †Hadrogeneios †
Ocepeia Hyracoidea Tethytheria...
- that have
living members in
modern day—such as the
earliest afrotherian Ocepeia,
xenarthran Utaetus,
rodent Tribosphenomys and Paramys, the forerunners...
