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Toxodon (meaning "bow tooth" in
reference to the
curvature of the teeth) is an
extinct genus of
large ungulate native to
South America from the Late Miocene...
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Mixotoxodon ("mixture
Toxodon") is an
extinct genus of
notoungulate of the
family Toxodontidae inhabiting South America,
Central America and
parts of...
- Mylodon,
Glossotherium Lestodon and Catonyx, the
rhinoceros like
ungulate Toxodon, the camel-like Macrauchenia, the
gomphothere (elephant-relative) Notiomastodon...
- m**** of
approximately 1–2
kilograms (2.2–4.4 lb),
while the
toxodontid Toxodon is
suggested to have had a body m****
exceeding 1,000
kilograms (2,200 lb)...
- of
vertebrates including giant tortoises, Megatherium, Glyptotherium,
Toxodon,
extinct horses, paleo-llamas. The site
stands out from most
Central American...
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Xenorhinotherium and the
large notoungulates Piauhytherium, Trigodonops,
Toxodon, and Mixotoxodon.
These last
endemic South American hoofed animals died...
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could be a form of
Pleistocene rewilding project,
replacing species like
Toxodon that
became extinct in
prehistoric times, but
Pleistocene rewilding itself...
- ungulates)
Meridiungulata (Collagen
sequences found in
Macrauchenia and
Toxodon indicate this to be the
sister taxon to perissodactyls,
though in recent...
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Phorusrhacos Plesiosaurus Pterodactylus Smilodon (referenced)
Stegosaurus Toxodon In
addition to
lending its
title to this subgenre,[citation needed] the...
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unknown Scelidotherium and a hippopotamus-sized rodent-like
skull named Toxodon resembling a
giant capybara. The
armour fragments were
actually from Glyptodon...
