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Raoellids are
found in
Eocene strata of
South Asia and
Southeast Asia. An
exceptionally complete skeleton of Indohyus, the best
preserved Raoellid, from...
- the town of
Metka in the
province Jammu and Kashmir, is a
small extinct raoellid artiodactyl which inhabited northern India during the
Middle Eocene (48-45...
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dives into
water and
hides beneath the
surface for up to four minutes.
Raoellids may be the "missing link"
sister group to
whales (Cetacea). Oxygen-18...
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modern cetaceans. One
evolutionarily significant whale ancestor was the
raoellid Indohyus,
which was a Himalayas-dwelling,
digitgrade omnivore roughly the...
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Kunmunella is an
extinct raoellid artiodactyl which inhabited what is now
northern India during the middle-upper
Eocene (Lutetian-Bartonian).
There are...
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Indohyus I.
indirae Ganda Kas,
Chorlakki &
Kalakot Numerous specimens A
raoellid. The most
abundant artiodactyl at Kalakot, but less
common at Chorlakki...
- of Khirtharia,
providing new
information on the
skull anatomy of this
raoellid, is
described by
Waqas et al. (2024).
Waqas et al. (2024)
reconstruct the...
- Tiwari, B. N. (2011). "Postcranial
morphology and
locomotion of the
Eocene raoellid Indohyus (Artiodactyla: Mammalia)".
Historical Biology. 24: 279–310. Cooper...
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member of
Cetartiodactyla of
uncertain phylogenetic placement,
possibly a
raoellid or a
member of Suoidea. The type
species is
Myanmarius chitseini. Skinnerhyus...
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diacodexeids and
Diacodexis gigasei and D.
morrisi from Europe,
while finding raoellids and ****cetids to be
closer to
European dichobunoids such as D. morrisi...
