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deformations due to postburial forces. Undeformed skulls would be placed in one genus, while skulls crushed from side to side would be placed in a second genus and skulls crushed from front to back would be placed in a third genus. Researchers are beginning to restudy oreodonts and synonymize many
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literature. However, oreodonts are widely considered to be taxonomically oversplit, and many of these genera may prove to be synonymous. The last researchers to fully review oreodont taxonomy, C. Bertrand
Schultz and Charles H. Falkenbach, have been criticized for erecting excessive numbers of
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Cetacea (Artiodactyla) Among Mammals: Increased Taxon Sampling Alters Interpretations of Key Fossils and Character Evolution.
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comprising these two groups of extinct ancodonts. All scholars agree, however, that the oreodont was an early form of
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Stevens, M.S.; Stevens, J.B. (1996). "Merycoidodontinae and
Miniochoerinae". In Prothero, D.R.; Emry, R.J. (eds.).
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Merycochoerinae Schultz and Falkenbach, 1940 (syn. Desmatochoerinae, Eporeodontinae, Promerycochoerinae)
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Hoffman, J.M. & D.R. Prothero (2004). "Revision of the late
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Schultz, C.B. & C.H. Falkenbach (1968). "The phylogeny of the oreodonts: parts 1 and 2".
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Agriochoeridae Leidy, 1869 (syn. Artionychidae, Eomerycidae, Protoreodontidae)
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CoBabe, E.A. (1996). "Leptaucheniinae". In
Prothero, D.R.; Emry, R.J. (eds.).
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This diverse group of stocky prehistoric mammals grazed amid the
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era. First appearing 48 million years ago (Mya) during the warm
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The terrestrial Eocene-Oligocene transition in North America
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genera, but as of 2004 only a few groups had been reviewed.
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1496:. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. pp. 402โ425.
1468:. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. pp. 498โ573.
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Subfamily Agriochoerinae Gill, 1872 (syn. Diplobunopsinae)
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1278:"Agriochoerus" transmontanus (Stock, 1949) Synonym of
493:(Suiformes). Other scholars place oreodonts closer to
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477:. Oreodonts may have been distantly related to
411:. They were most likely woodland and grassland
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1236:"Agriochoerus" maximus (Douglass, 1901)
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1275:Agriochoerus minimus (Douglass, 1901)
1272:"Protoreodon" petersoni (Gazin, 1955)
397:. They were heavy-bodied, with short
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632:. Some oreodonts have been found at
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27:Extinct superfamily of mammals
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131:Reconstructions of various
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1288:Family Merycoidodontidae
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1337:Hadroleptauchenia
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363:artiodactyls
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215:Artiodactyla
148:
142:
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1345:Pithecistes
1333:Cyclopidius
1329:Brachymeryx
1246:Protoreodon
1231:Merycopater
1223:Diplobunops
1167:Subfamily โ
1154:Ticholeptus
1137:Subfamily โ
1113:Subfamily โ
1092:Eucrotaphus
1078:Subfamily โ
1040:Merychyinae
1038:Subfamily โ
1014:Subfamily โ
982:Subfamily โ
945:Subfamily โ
887:Subfamily โ
839:Subfamily โ
809:Oreonetinae
807:Subfamily โ
750:subfamilies
656:White River
603:White River
503:cainotheres
447:Diplobunops
356:prehistoric
352:superfamily
301:Merychyinae
265:Oreonetinae
1714:Categories
1584:: 155โ164.
1389:References
1363:Megasespia
1341:Limnenetes
1295:Bathygenys
1219:Coloreodon
1211:Agriomeryx
1184:Brachycrus
1063:Merycoides
1055:Paroreodon
1031:Merycoides
1007:Megoreodon
938:Mesoreodon
914:Otionohyus
902:Blickohyus
854:Limnenetes
816:Bathygenys
767:subfamily
731:Mesoreodon
699:Brachycrus
643:Mesoreodon
552:grasslands
539:taphonomic
519:xiphodonts
346:ruminating
221:Suborder:
150:Brachycrus
41:35โ5
1720:Oreodonts
1531:2246/1992
1525:: 1โ498.
1106:Eporeodon
1071:Merychyus
999:Eporeodon
832:Oreonetes
784:Merychyus
707:Eporeodon
669:Diversity
650:Lifestyle
601:) of the
580:Paleogene
511:Ancodonta
509:suborder
507:taxonomic
487:peccaries
475:Oreodonta
417:Oligocene
399:four-toed
383:peccaries
361:-chewing
341:oreodonts
244:Families
181:Kingdom:
175:Eukaryota
1745:Tylopoda
1629:BioLib:
1615:Wikidata
1432:PLoS ONE
1259:Hyomeryx
1215:Artionyx
1130:Hypsiops
1087:Dayohyus
871:Sespiini
659:Badlands
618:Colorado
614:Nebraska
606:badlands
590:period.
584:Pliocene
572:Cenozoic
560:savannas
556:prairies
528:Over 50
499:Tylopoda
472:suborder
456:families
454:The two
450:skeleton
437:Taxonomy
413:browsers
409:camelids
225:Tylopoda
205:Mammalia
195:Chordata
191:Phylum:
185:Animalia
171:Domain:
1684:4944417
1658:3240455
1645:4448389
1632:1089320
1621:Q134697
1444:article
1227:Eomeryx
1094:deemed
910:Oreodon
869:Tribe โ
845:Tribe โ
638:Florida
622:Wyoming
593:Today,
588:Neogene
505:in the
421:Miocene
211:Order:
201:Class:
133:Miocene
115:Miocene
1671:102971
1574:Sespia
1555:
1500:
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1359:Sespia
1090:(syn.
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900:(syn.
878:Sespia
723:Sespia
630:Oregon
595:fossil
576:Eocene
530:genera
521:, and
495:camels
431:hippos
402:hooves
395:cattle
391:molars
387:camels
348:hogs,"
343:" or "
147:, and
111:Eocene
1697:42488
1666:IRMNG
564:North
558:, or
491:Suina
375:Suina
109:Late
1653:GBIF
1553:ISBN
1498:ISBN
1470:ISBN
1411:ISBN
620:and
566:and
479:pigs
419:and
379:pigs
49:Pre๊
1640:EoL
1527:hdl
1523:139
1437:doi
628:in
608:in
562:of
371:hog
359:cud
354:of
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