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- Dinofelis petteri: Known from the Pliocene of East Africa Dinofelis piveteaui: The latest known species of Dinofelis, lived in South Africa during the...
- zhanxiangi Pliopithecus antiquus has been referred to previously as P. piveteaui. P. vindobonensis is sometimes considered to be a separate genus, Epipliopithecus...
- treating E. piveteaui as a younger subspecies of E. wimani, but new remains of E. piveteaui described in 2015 allowed for recognition of E. piveteaui as distinct...
- fricki †Barbourofelis loveorum †Barbourofelis morrisi †Barbourofelis piveteaui †Sansanosmilus (Kretzoi, 1929) †Sansanosmilus palmidens †Sansanosmilus...
- Late Permian of Madagascar. The only species of Acerosodontosaurus, A. piveteaui, is known from a natural mold of a single partial skeleton including a...
- and Reisz, Robert R. (2009). "The enigmatic diapsid Acerosodontosaurus piveteaui (Reptilia: Neodiapsida) from the Upper Permian of Madagascar and the paraphyly...
- 1988 at the Bir el Ater site in Algeria. This species was named Biretia piveteaui. In 2005, two new species were classified, B. fayumensis and B. megalopsis...
- averaging around 110 kg (240 lb), based on articular width of the humerus. B. piveteaui was described to being similar in size to B. morrisi. The genus had the...
- sea level at the time). The earliest fossils of shrews, Crocidosorex piveteaui, are from the family Soricidae and date back to the Oligocene epoch, but...
- barlowi †D. cristata †D. darti †D. diastemata †D. paleoonca †D. petteri †D. piveteaui †D. werdelini †Metailurus Zdansky, 1924 †M. boodon †M. major †M. mongoliensis...