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Leptictida

Leptictida (leptos iktis "small/slender weasel") is a possibly paraphyletic extinct order of eutherian mammals. Their classification is contentious: according to cladistic studies, they may be (distantly) related to Euarchontoglires (rodents, primates and their relatives), although they are more recently regarded as the first branch to split from basal…

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related to Further reading · 21
Leptictida → Abhandlungen, Early Oligocene, Eocene Leptictidae, Eutheria, Geologie, Insectivora, Larry, Mammalia, Martin, Meehan, Michael, Nebraska, Neues Jahrbuch, New, North America, Novacek, PaleoBios, Paleocene, Paläontologie, PDF
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Leptictida → LabesGenus LainodonGenus PalaeictopsGenus PraolestesGenus, LeptictisGenus OngghoniaGenus ProdiacodonGenus ProtictopsFamily, Order LeptictidaFamily GypsonictopidaeGenus GypsonictopsGenus, Pseudorhyncocyon, PseudorhyncocyonidaeGenus DiaphyodectesGenus LeptictidiumGenus PhakodonGenus, SikuomysFamily LeptictidaeGenus AmphigyionGenus GallolestesGenus, WaniaSubfamily LeptictinaeGenus BlacktopsGenus IctopidiumGenus

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mammals order classification paraphyletic eutherian leptictidium small placental cladistic studies recent leptictis leptictidae leptictids specimens slender extinct may included found

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Leptictidarelated to ClassificationOrder LeptictidaFamily GypsonictopidaeGenus GypsonictopsGenus0.60section
Leptictidarelated to ClassificationSikuomysFamily LeptictidaeGenus AmphigyionGenus GallolestesGenus0.60section
Leptictidarelated to ClassificationLabesGenus LainodonGenus PalaeictopsGenus PraolestesGenus0.60section
Leptictidarelated to ClassificationWaniaSubfamily LeptictinaeGenus BlacktopsGenus IctopidiumGenus0.60section
Leptictidarelated to ClassificationLeptictisGenus OngghoniaGenus ProdiacodonGenus ProtictopsFamily0.60section
Leptictidarelated to ClassificationPseudorhyncocyonidaeGenus DiaphyodectesGenus LeptictidiumGenus PhakodonGenus0.60section
Leptictidarelated to ClassificationPseudorhyncocyon0.60section
Leptictidarelated to Further readingMeehan0.60section
Leptictidarelated to Further readingMartin0.60section
Leptictidarelated to Further readingLarry0.60section
Leptictidarelated to Further readingNew0.60section
Leptictidarelated to Further readingMammalia0.60section

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