-
discovered in
South Dakota. This
group has also been
referred to as "
Titanotheres." "Titan"
refers to the
mythological Gr**** gods who were
symbols of strength...
- Axebeak, Baluchitherium, Megatherium, Phororacos,
White Rhinoceros,
Titanothere Revenant Monstrous Manual (1993)
Rhaumbusun Strider,
Giant Fiend Folio...
- 1917, p. 264, Fig. 128: "Stages in the
Evolution of the Horn in the
Titanothere"
Larson 2004, pp. 105–129
Bowler 2003, pp. 196–253
Bowler 2003, pp. 256–273...
- Poebrotherium, three-toed horses, rhinoceroses, saber-toothed cat, and
titanotheres.
During the Ice Age
glaciers entered the state,
which was home to mammoths...
- PMID 24098738. McKinney,
Michael L.; Schoch,
Robert M. (November 1985). "
Titanothere Allometry, Heterochrony, and Biomechanics:
Revising an
Evolutionary classic"...
- Osborn,
after which B.
osborni was named,
suggested it may have been a
titanothere. A
Russian Academy of
Sciences expedition later found fossils in the...
- or
natural selection,
created all novelty.
Osborn supposed that the
horns of
Titanotheres evolved into a
baroque form, way
beyond the
adaptive optimum....
- OCLC 79487069. ProQuest 305015315.[page needed] Osborn,
Henry F. (1929). The
titanotheres of
ancient Wyoming, Dakota, and Nebraska. Dept. of the Interior, U.S...
- About.
Archived from the
original on 21
November 2021. "Brontotherium –
Titanothere –
Oligocene epoch".
Archived from the
original on 26 May 2013. Gregory...
-
argued in his 1918 book
Origin and
Evolution of Life that
trends in
Titanothere horns were both
orthogenetic and non-adaptive, and
could be detrimental...
