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- Cenozoic Laurasian metatherians, the opossum-like herpetotheriids and peradectids persisted into the Miocene before becoming extinct, with the North American...
- Peradectes should be the only genus placed in the family. The morphology of peradectids has been considered to be similar to opossums. Phylogenetic analysis...
- Miocene, including the European herpetotheriid Amphiperatherium, the peradectids Siamoperadectes and Sinoperadectes from Asia, and the possible herpetotheriid...
- may represent a primitive step in the evolution of opossums. A “peradectid or peradectid-like ancestor” may have given rise to didelphids in the Cretaceous...
- part of the molar, all characteristics that most closely connect it to peradectid metatherians. However, it also displays several unique characteristics:...
- "What are "opossum-like" fossils? The phylogeny of herpetotheriid and peradectid metatherians, based on new features from the petrosal anatomy". Journal...
- Williamson Taylor Early Paleocene Nacimiento Formation  United States A peradectid metatherian, a species of Peradectes. Periprotodidelphis Gen. et sp. nov...
- Peradectids reported from the Bridger Formation Genus Species Location Stratigraphic position Material Images Armintodelphys A. blacki Lightning Butte...
- neoplagiaulacid multituberculate Metatheria - marsupials Peradectes, peradectid marsupial Carnivora - carnivores, including living carnivorous mammals...
- Ptilodus, squirrel-sized ptilodontid Metatheria - marsupials Peradectes, peradectid marsupial Apatotheria - primitive, arboreal mammals Labidolemur, aye-aye-like...