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Indohyus

Indohyus (meaning "Indian pig", from Greek ινδός, indos, meaning 'Indian' and ὗς, hus, meaning 'pig' or 'swine') is an extinct genus of raoellid artiodactyl known from Eocene fossils in Asia. The fossils were discovered among rocks that had been collected in 1970 in Kashmir by the Indian geologist A. Ranga Rao, who found a few teeth and parts of a…

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related to External classification · 28
Indohyus → Ashok Sahni, At, Cetaceamorphs, China, Choeropotamidae, Dichobunoidea, Eastern Asia, Historically, However, In, India, Indian, Khirtharia, Kumar, Kunmunella, Pakistan, Ranga Rao, Raoella, Raoellidae, Raoellids
related to Paleoecology · 24
Indohyus → Asia, At, Chorlakki, During, Early Eocene, Eocene, Himalayas, Indian, Kalakot, Kuldana, Later, Lutetian, Mangroves, Middle Eocene Climatic Optimum, Murree, Pakistan, Recently, Sindkhatuti, Subathu, Subathu Formation
related to Discovery · 23
Indohyus → All, Geological Society, Geology, In, India, Indian, Indian Directorate, Indira Gandhi, Jammu, Journal, Kashmir, Lutetian, Murree, Natural Gas Corporation, Oil, ONG/K/2, ONG/K/I, Ranga Rao, Rao, Subathu
related to Internal classification · 22
Indohyus → After, Bajpai, China, Gingerich, Haqueina, Hussain, In, Khirtharia, Kumar, Kunmunella, Metkatius, Nanda, Pakistan, Rajouria, Rana, Raoella, Russell, Sahni, Thewissen, They
related to Locomotion · 14
Indohyus → For, However, Ichthyolestes, Indohyus's, Instead, It, Its, Nalacetus, Pakicetus, Pelvic, Since, The, This, Unlike
related to Diet · 12
Indohyus → Alternatively, Carbon-13, However, Indohyus's, Instead Indohyus, It, Khirtharia, Overall, The, These, This, Thus
related to Relationship to Cetacea · 11
Indohyus → Cetacea, Eocene-aged, Following, Hans Thewissen, He, In, Ranga Rao, Rao's, Raoellidae, Thewissen, This
related to Limbs and girdles · 9
Indohyus → As, In Indohyus, Like, Only, Osteosclerosis, Pakicetus, The, They, Unlike
related to Paleobiology · 9
Indohyus → Alternatively, Despite, Gandakasia, However, Indohyus's, Instead, It, Rajouria, The
related to Ribs and vertabrae · 8
Indohyus → In, In Indohyus, It, Pakicetus, The, They, This, While

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pakicetus artiodactyls cetaceans similar bones pakicetids long aquatic found vertebrae terrestrial although would teeth also formation wide raoellidae skull early

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the hippopotamusinstance ofTheir bones were similar to the bones of modern creatures0.80text
and helped reduce buoyancy so that they could stay underwaterinstance ofTheir bones were similar to the bones of modern creatures0.80text
Indohyusrelated to DescriptionWhile0.60section
Indohyusrelated to DescriptionKhirtharia0.60section
Indohyusrelated to DescriptionDenser0.60section
Indohyusrelated to DescriptionIn0.60section
Indohyusrelated to DescriptionKunmunella0.60section
Indohyusrelated to DescriptionThey0.60section
Indohyusrelated to DietIt0.60section
Indohyusrelated to DietKhirtharia0.60section
Indohyusrelated to DietThese0.60section
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