-
nocturnal ground-dweller in damp
closed forests and by the
edges of lakes. H.
wortmani had
strong chest muscles and
could have dug
burrows or swum. The teeth...
- "Cranial
Morphology and
Phylogenetic Relationships of
Trigonostylops wortmani, an
Eocene South American Native Ungulate".
Bulletin of the
American Museum...
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Artiodactyla Family:
Camelidae Tribe:
Camelini Genus: †Paratylopus
Matthew (1909)
Species P.
labiatus P.
primaevus P.
wortmani Synonyms Poebrotherium labratum...
- the
family Trigonostylopidae. A
complete skull of the type species, T.
wortmani, has been found, and it has been
classified as an
astrapothere based on...
- horse-like
mammal Palaeosinopa didelphoides, an otter-like
carnivore Hyopsodus wortmani 'tube sheep', a
small omnivore L. popoagi****, an
extinct odd-toed ungulate...
-
protens (Kay, 1957) L. verus:
Limnocyon riparius (Marsh, 1872)
Oxyaenodon wortmani (Van Valen, 1966)
Sinopa vera (Matthew, 1899)
Sinopa verus (Matthew, 1901)...
-
Mellette counties,
South Dakota. Cap Rock Member. A bear-dog.
Leptarctus L.
wortmani Nebraska &
South Dakota. Many
undescribed specimens. A mustelid. Leptocyon...
- epsilonoides,
Thomashuxleya externa,
Transpithecus obtentus,
Trigonostylops ?
wortmani,
Homalostylops sp.,
Patene sp.,
Albertogaudrya indet.,
Didolodontidae indet...
-
Anemorhysis A.
pattersoni Upper part of the formation. An omomyid. A.
wortmani Upper part of the formation. An omomyid.
Arapahovius A.
advena Northwest...
- on the
skull anatomy and
phylogenetic relationships of
Trigonostylops wortmani is
published by
MacPhee et al. (2021). New data on the
anatomy of the skull...
