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Leptictidium

Leptictidium is an extinct genus of small mammals that were likely bipedal. Comprising eight species, they resembled today's bilbies, bandicoots, and sengis, and occupied a similar niche. They are especially interesting for their combination of characteristics typical of primitive eutherians with highly specialized adaptations, such as powerful hind legs…

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related to In German · 40
Leptictidium → Anpassungen, Bodenforsch, Christian, Courier Forschungsinstitut Senckenberg, CS1, Darmstadt, Eozän, Fortbewegung, Frankfurt, Geol, Grube Messel, Hessen, Insectivoren, Jb, Koenigswald, Landesamt, Lister, Lutetium, Maier, Main
related to In English · 25
Leptictidium → Age, Benton, Blackwell Publishers, CS1, Darmstadt, Frey, Herkner, ISBN, Kaupia Darmstädter Beiträge, Leptictidium's, Lock-gray-alt-2, Lock-green, Lock-red-alt-2, Mammals, Naturgeschichte, Oxford, Press, Reconstructing, Rose, Schrenk
related to Leptictidium ginsburgi · 18
Leptictidium → Christian Mathis, Described, Fossils, France, French, La Bouffie, Lavergne, Le Bretou, Les Clapiès, Léonard Ginsburg, Malpérié, Muséum, París, Perrière, Quercy Phosphorites, Robiac, The, Upper Ludian
related to Leptictidium tobieni · 16
Leptictidium → Belgique, Described, Gerhard Storch, Heinz Tobien, Hessisches Landesmuseum Darmstadt, Institut Royal, It, Koenigswald, Lutetian, Messel, P4, Sciences Naturelles, September, The, There, Wighart
related to Leptictidium auderiense · 15
Leptictidium → Auderia, Described, Heinz Tobien, It, Its, Lister, Lutetian, Mathis, Messel, P4, Roman, Several, Storch, The, Tobien
related to Evolutionary tendencies · 11
Leptictidium → Christian Mathis, Eocène, France, French, From, In, M3, Mathis, P4, P4-M3, Quelques
related to Habitat · 11
Leptictidium → Cenozoic, Eocene, Eocene Thermal Maximum, European, From, It, North America, Pacific Northwest, Paleocene, Temperate, The
related to Locomotion · 9
Leptictidium → Because, Despite, If, Kenneth, Leptictis, On, One, Rose, Studies
related to Description · 6
Leptictidium → II, III, It, IV, Proboscis, The
related to Behaviour · 4
Leptictidium → Germany, Messel, Perfectly, The

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Leptictidiumis aextinct genus of small mammals that were likely bipedal0.90text
Godinotiainstance ofLeptictidium shared its habitat with animals0.80text
Pholidocercusinstance ofLeptictidium shared its habitat with animals0.80text
Palaeotisinstance ofLeptictidium shared its habitat with animals0.80text
or Propalaeotheriuminstance ofLeptictidium shared its habitat with animals0.80text
Leptictidiumrelated to BehaviourPerfectly0.60section
Leptictidiumrelated to BehaviourMessel0.60section
Leptictidiumrelated to BehaviourGermany0.60section
Leptictidiumrelated to BehaviourThe0.60section
Leptictidiumrelated to DescriptionIt0.60section
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Leptictidiumrelated to DescriptionIII0.60section

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