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Archaeopteropus

Archaeopteropus ("ancient Pteropus") is an extinct genus of large bat known from the Oligocene of Europe. It contains a single species, A. transiens, known from the Early Oligocene of Italy. It is the only member of the family Archaeopteropodidae (sometimes treated as the subfamily Archaeopteropodinae).

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Archaeopteropus

Nodes33
Edges32
Triples27
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.060606
Components1

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related to Paleoecology · 9
Archaeopteropus → Anthracotherium, Castelgomberto Limestone, Epiaceratherium, Grande Coupure, It, Monte Bolca, Monteviale, Oligocene, This
related to Taxonomy · 7
Archaeopteropus → As, However, Numerous, Pteropus, The, This, Thus
related to Discovery · 6
Archaeopteropus → All, However, Musei Civici Vicenza, The, Vicenza, World War II
related to Description · 3
Archaeopteropus → However, The, With

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known oligocene genus holotype fruit species transiens family pteropus bat bats fossil morphology however deposited site ancient large taxonomy description

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the rhinoceros Epiaceratheriuminstance ofwhere it coexisted with other animals0.80text
the hippopotamus relative Anthracotheriuminstance ofwhere it coexisted with other animals0.80text
Archaeopteropusrelated to DescriptionWith0.60section
Archaeopteropusrelated to DescriptionThe0.60section
Archaeopteropusrelated to DescriptionHowever0.60section
Archaeopteropusrelated to DiscoveryThe0.60section
Archaeopteropusrelated to DiscoveryMusei Civici Vicenza0.60section
Archaeopteropusrelated to DiscoveryVicenza0.60section
Archaeopteropusrelated to DiscoveryWorld War II0.60section
Archaeopteropusrelated to DiscoveryHowever0.60section
Archaeopteropusrelated to DiscoveryAll0.60section
Archaeopteropusrelated to PaleoecologyMonteviale0.60section

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