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Aclistomycter

Aclistomycter is an extinct genus of oreodont from the late Eocene of Texas and Mexico. It is the oldest known member of Merycoidodontidae (the family containing most oreodonts), and its distinctive qualities allow it to occupy its own monotypic subfamily, Aclistomycterinae. Aclistomycter was a small herbivorous artiodactyl with a short face and small…

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