MammalMiocene
Nimbadon
Nimbadon was a diprotodontid marsupial with limb anatomy associated with climbing.
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MammalMiocene
Nimbadon was a diprotodontid marsupial with limb anatomy associated with climbing.
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MammalPleistocene
Hulitherium was a large extinct marsupial with a distinctive skull and robust limbs.
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MammalPleistocene
Mylodon was a ground sloth with a heavy body and strong clawed limbs.
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MammalMiocene
Schansitherium was a giraffid with unusual head appendages.
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MammalMiocene
Discokeryx had an extraordinary head-and-neck construction with a thickened skull roof.
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MammalOligocene
Pyrotherium was a large South American mammal with a heavy body and projecting teeth.
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MammalOligocene
Protoceras was a small ruminant-like mammal whose skull ornaments give it a distinctive appearance.
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MammalMiocene
Syndyoceras was an extinct artiodactyl with striking skull appendages.
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MammalMiocene
Climacoceras was a giraffoid with elaborately branched cranial appendages.
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MammalMiocene
Decennatherium was a giraffid with multiple cranial appendages and a distinctive head profile.
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MammalPleistocene and Holocene
Megaladapis was a large extinct lemur with a distinctive long face and a heavy climbing body.
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MammalPleistocene and Holocene
Palaeopropithecus was an extinct lemur with limbs adapted to a suspensory way of moving.
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