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Steropodon is a
genus of
prehistoric platypus-like monotreme, or egg-laying mammal. It
contains a
single species,
Steropodon galmani, that
lived about...
- platypus)
Genus †Patagorhynchus †Patagorhynchus
pascuali Another two genera,
Steropodon and Teinolophos, were
originally thought to
belong to the Ornithorhynchidae...
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monotreme Family Steropodontidae –
paraphyletic ****emblage
Genus Steropodon Species Steropodon galmani Genus Teinolophos Species Teinolophos trusleri – 123 million...
- to the m2 of
Steropodon. The
trigonid is
compressed and the
talonid has no basin. The
dentary is
about one
sixth the size of
Steropodon's, and wear facets...
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Formation at
Lightning Ridge, New
South Wales, Australia, as was
Steropodon.
Kollikodon lived in the Late
Cretaceous period,
during the Cenomanian...
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Steropodon were once
thought to be
closely related to the
modern platypus, but are now
considered more
basal taxa. The
fossilised Steropodon was discovered...
- critics. For example, the
dentition of the
Early Cretaceous monotreme Steropodon is
similar to
those of
Peramus and dryolestoids,
which suggests that monotremes...
- †Patagorhynchus †
Steropodon †Kollikodontidae?
Kollikodon Kryoryctes?
Sundrius †Teinolophidae Stirtodon?
Teinolophos Ornithorhynchidae †Monotrematum? †Obdurodon...
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areas of Britain.
Niffler – A
small desman-like
creature built like a
steropodon; >mole-like
appearance with platypus-like
features (e.g.,
having a long...
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Steropodon...