MammalPaleogene
Purgatorius
New findings led to a revision of the attribution of some teeth to the boundary between the Cretaceous and Paleocene.
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MammalPaleogene
New findings led to a revision of the attribution of some teeth to the boundary between the Cretaceous and Paleocene.
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MammalCretaceous
Its body features suggest it was adapted to climbing trees.
Meet Eomaia
MammalCretaceous
One specimen preserved remains of a baby Psittacosaurus inside its stomach.
Meet Repenomamus
MammaliaformJurassic
Its name refers to a "beaver tail."
Meet Castorocauda
MammaliaformJurassic
The complexity of its teeth suggests a varied diet.
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MammaliaformTriassic / Jurassic
Its skull was only about two or three centimeters long.
Meet Morganucodon
MammaliaformTriassic / Jurassic
It was a tiny animal, with a long snout and specialized teeth.
Meet Megazostrodon
MammalHolocene · historic extinction
The thylacine was a marsupial.
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MammalLate Eocene
Basilosaurus isis was an early whale with an extraordinarily long body and very small hind limbs.
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MammalLate Eocene
Dorudon atrox was a fully aquatic early whale with toothed jaws, flippers and tiny hind limbs.
Meet Dorudon
MammalMiocene
Livyatan melvillei was a large predatory whale with a powerful skull and very large teeth.
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MammalEocene
Ambulocetus natans was an early whale relative with substantial limbs and large feet.
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MammalNeogene
Odobenocetops peruvianus was a toothed whale with an extraordinary walrus-like head.
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MammalPliocene–Pleistocene
Josephoartigasia monesi was a giant rodent with a substantial skull and large incisors.
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MammalNeogene
Nuralagus rex was a large island rabbit with proportions unlike those of a modern hopping hare.
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MammalMiocene
Teleoceras was a short-legged rhinoceros with a deep barrel-shaped body.
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MammalPleistocene
Eremotherium was a giant ground sloth with a massive body and powerful clawed forelimbs.
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MammalMiocene and Pliocene
Thalassocnus was a sloth associated with an increasingly aquatic way of life.
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MammalPleistocene
Simosthenurus was a short-faced kangaroo with a robust body and a distinctive skull.
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MammalPleistocene
Palorchestes was an unusual large marsupial with powerful forelimbs and a distinctive skull.
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MammalMiocene
Desmostylus was an extinct mammal with remarkably column-like tooth cusps.
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MammalMiocene
Paleoparadoxia was a desmostylian mammal with a heavy body and unusual skeletal proportions.
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MammalMiocene
Peltephilus was an armored mammal with a distinctive pair of horn-like structures on its skull.
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MammalMiocene
Machairodus was a saber-toothed cat with elongated upper canines and a powerful predatory body.
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