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Moropus

Moropus (meaning "slow foot") is an extinct genus of large perissodactyl mammal in the chalicothere family. They were endemic to North America during the Miocene from ~20.4–13.6 Mya, existing for approximately 6.8 million years. Moropus belonged to the schizotheriine subfamily of chalicotheres, and has the best fossil record of any member of this group…

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Moropus

Nodes78
Edges77
Triples118
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.025641
Components1

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related to Taxonomy · 33
Moropus → Ancylopoda, Ancylotherium, As, Ceratomorpha, Chalicotheres, Chalicotheriidae, Chalicotheriinae, Chalicotheriini, Chalicotherium, Circotherium, Colbert, Currently, Edwin, Eomoropinae, Equoidea, Holland, In, Lophiodontidae, Macrotheriinae, Macrotherium
related to history · 21
Moropus → African Ancylotherium, After, At, Chalicotheriidae, Edentata, Erwin Hinckley Barbour, In, John Day Fossil Beds, Lophiodon, Marsh, Miocene, Moropodidae, Olof August Peterson, Oregon, Othniel Charles Marsh, Peterson, The, Though, Two, William Jacob Holland
related to Invalid or reassigned species · 20
Moropus → Agate Fossil Beds, Agate Fossil Beds National, Another, Asian, Asian Moropus, Barbour, Borissiakia, Flerov, Harold Cook, He, Holland, However, In, Kazakhstan, Later, Margery Chalifoux Coombs, Monument, Peterson, Soviet, This
related to Sexual dimorphism · 13
Moropus → Based, Chalicotheriidae, Further, However, Larger, Margery Chalifoux Coombs, Olof August Peterson, Paleontology, She, The, There, They, William Jacob Holland
related to Feeding and diet · 11
Moropus → Alexey Borissiak, Ancylotherium, Borissiakia, In, It, Kazakhstan, Russian, Samuel Schaub, Swiss, The, William Diller Matthew
related to Skull · 7
Moropus → Equus, It, Some, The, There, This, William Berryman Scott
related to Postcranial skeleton · 6
Moropus → All, As, Chalicotherium, However, This, Three
related to Dentition · 4
Moropus → All, Megacerops, The, Third
related to Description · 3
Moropus → One Moropus, Smaller, Some

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species elatus peterson chalicotheres holland two upper named marsh lower would 1877 may similar though vegetation petersoni incisors first suggested

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Moropusrelated to DentitionThe0.60section
Moropusrelated to DentitionAll0.60section
Moropusrelated to DentitionThird0.60section
Moropusrelated to DentitionMegacerops0.60section
Moropusrelated to DescriptionSome0.60section
Moropusrelated to DescriptionOne Moropus0.60section
Moropusrelated to DescriptionSmaller0.60section
Moropusrelated to Feeding and dietThe0.60section
Moropusrelated to Feeding and dietIt0.60section
Moropusrelated to Feeding and dietWilliam Diller Matthew0.60section
Moropusrelated to Feeding and dietRussian0.60section
Moropusrelated to Feeding and dietAlexey Borissiak0.60section

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