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- authors treat the paraceratheres as a distinct family, Paraceratheriidae (Wang et al. 2016 recover hyracodonts as more basal than paraceratheres). Paraceratheriidae...
- the brontotheres, palaeotheres, chalicotheres, and the paraceratheres, with the paraceratheres including the largest known land mammals to have ever existed...
- known to have generally coexisted with paraceratheres, and there are no known co-occurrences between paraceratheres and the large deinotheres, which would...
- P. namadicus possibly the largest land mammal ever, exceeding even paraceratheres in size. However, this estimate should be "taken with a grain of salt"...
- also known as paraceratheres or indricotheres, originated in the Eocene epoch and lived until the early Miocene. The first paraceratheres were only about...
- shoulder and may have weighed up to 22 t (24.3 short tons), surp****ing the paraceratheres, the otherwise largest known land mammals, though this estimate was...
- chiefly of teeth and the bones of the skull. After the extinction of the paraceratheres at the Oligocene-Miocene transition, the deinotheres were (and remained)...
- exceeding the estimates for the otherwise largest known land mammals, the paraceratheres. However, this estimate is highly speculative and the author suggested...
- more closely related to crown Rhinocerotoidea than to hyracodonts or paraceratheres. Eggysodonts were ground-dwelling browsers, being largely the size of...
- study, Holbrook instead found the paraceratheres to be outside the hyracodontid group and wrote that the paraceratheres may not be a monophyletic grouping...