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- Steneofiber is an extinct genus of beavers from the Miocene. They contain several species of beavers. Amongst them are S.barbouri, S.complexus, S.depereti...
- North America and Asia. Other early castorids included genera such as Steneofiber, from the Oligocene and Miocene of Europe, the earliest member of the...
- Genus Species Family Images Euroxenomys E. minutus Castoridae Steneofiber S. sp. aff. S. eseri Castoridae Eumyarion E. medius Cricetidae Cricetodon C...
- butselensis, is the likely ancestor of the better-known Eurasian castorine Steneofiber. Wu, W., Meng, J., Ye, J. and Ni, X. 2004. Propalaeocastor (Rodentia...
- of Europe, though this species has also been included in the genera Steneofiber or Euroxenomys, although it is clearly closely related to Trogontherium...
- †Diatomys †D. shantungensis Early Miocene Castorimorpha CastoridaeSteneofiberSteneofiber sp. Late Oligocene †Youngofiber †Y. sinensis Trogontherium sinensis...
- Spermophilus †Stegomastodon †Stegomastodon mirificusSteneofiberSteneofiber fossorSteneofiber gradatus †Stibarus †Stibarus obtusilobus †Stibarus quadricuspis...
- include Amphicyon and Cynelos, bats, browsing proboscideans, the beaver Steneofiber, the cervid Stephanocemas, the moschid Micromeryx and, most notably,...
- outside Geomorpha. Lechner & Böhme (2022) describe new fossil material of Steneofiber depereti from the Miocene Hammerschmiede clay pit (Germany), who interpret...
- †Spisula densata †Spisula eugenensis Spizaetus †Spizaetus pliogrypsSteneofiberSteneofiber gradatus Stephanodiscus †Stephanodiscus excentricus †Stephanodiscus...