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Chalicotherium

Chalicotherium (from Ancient Greek χάλιξ (khálix), meaning "gravel", and θηρίον (theríon), meaning "beast") is a genus of extinct perissodactyls in the family Chalicotheriidae. The genus is known from Europe and Asia, from the Early Miocene to Late Miocene, 23.0~5.3 million years ago.

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Chalicotherium

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related to Further reading · 115
Chalicotherium → Académie, Additional Schizotherium, African, Albright III, America Heritage Dictionary, American Museum Novitates, Ancylopoda, Angellis, Appendix, April, Archived, Atlas Virtual, Banyue, Bell, Brasileira, Bulgaria, Butler, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, Carroll
related to history · 17
Chalicotherium → Dinotherien-sande, Eppelsheim, Filhol, Further, Germany, Gers, Grand Duchy, Hesse, Johann Jakob Kaup, Lartet, Later, Macrotherium, Referral, Sansan, Southwestern France, The, Upper Miocene
related to Description · 5
Chalicotherium → Callosities, Its, Pad-supporting, Perissodactyla, The
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Chalicotherium → Colbert, Kaup

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new 1989 york species goldfussi vol miocene kaup 1833 perissodactyls chalicotheriidae classification genus evolution university press late perissodactyla paleontology eds

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large ungual phalangesinstance ofa finding consistent with morphological adaptations of chalicotheriines0.80text
protractible forelimbsinstance ofa finding consistent with morphological adaptations of chalicotheriines0.80text
reduced hindlimbsinstance ofa finding consistent with morphological adaptations of chalicotheriines0.80text
and highly pronounced insertion surfaces on the mandible for muscles involved in mastication that would suggest such a dietinstance ofa finding consistent with morphological adaptations of chalicotheriines0.80text
Chalicotheriumrelated to DescriptionPerissodactyla0.60section
Chalicotheriumrelated to DescriptionIts0.60section
Chalicotheriumrelated to DescriptionThe0.60section
Chalicotheriumrelated to DescriptionCallosities0.60section
Chalicotheriumrelated to DescriptionPad-supporting0.60section
Chalicotheriumrelated to Further readingGrande Enciclopédia Portuguesa0.60section
Chalicotheriumrelated to Further readingBrasileira0.60section
Chalicotheriumrelated to Further readingEditorial Enciclopédia0.60section

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