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Raoellidae,
previously grouped within Helohyidae, are an
extinct family of
semiaquatic digitigrade artiodactyls in the
clade Whippomorpha.
Fossils of Raoellids...
- †Entelodontidae
Suborder Whippomorpha Family †
Raoellidae Superfamily Dichobunoidea –
paraphyletic to
Cetacea and
Raoellidae Family †Dichobunidae
Family †Helohyidae...
- Thewissen,
Johannes G. M. (2024-04-07). "Cranial
anatomy of
Indohyus indirae (
Raoellidae), an
artiodactyl from the
Eocene of India, and its
implications for raoellid...
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Ruminantia (which
contains cattle,
sheep and deer), as well as the
extinct Raoellidae.
Hippopotamoidea was
formerly included to
Suiformes with
Suidae (pigs)...
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extinct during the
Pliocene without leaving any descendants. The
family Raoellidae is said to be the
closest artiodactyl family to the cetaceans. Consequentially...
- Weppe,
Romain (2025). "Morphological
study of the
anterior dentition in
Raoellidae (Mammalia, Artiodactyla), new
insight on
their dietary habits". Journal...
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Raoellidae † Cetacea...
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years ago in what is now Kashmir. It
belongs to the
artiodactyl family Raoellidae,
which is
believed to be the
closest sister group of Cetacea. Indohyus...
- artiodactyls: Diacodexeidae, Dichobunidae, Homacodontidae, Leptoc****idae and
Raoellidae". In Prothero,
Donald R.; Foss,
Scott E. (eds.).
Evolution of Artiodactyls...
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earliest whales,
whose closest sister group is
Indohyus from the
family Raoellidae. They
lived in the
Early Eocene,
around 53 million
years ago.
Their fossils...
