This thesis provides anatomical and systematic study on Didymoconidae, an extinct
mammalian group that had a geological history ranging from Late Paleocene to Late …

ABSTRACT A partial skull and lower jaw with associated postcranial skeleton of
Didymoconus berkeyi Matthew and Granger, 1924 was recently collected from the late …

An almost complete skull with teeth of Archaeoryctes euryalis sp. nov., one of the earliest
members of the family Didymoconidae, is described from the Tsagan-Khushu locality in …

An early Eocene didymoconid skull with perfect basicranial region from Hubei Province of
China is described. Important cranial features include a small orbit, a broad temporal region …

Abstract Gobiatherium Osborn & Granger 1932 is a highly distinctive genus of dinoceratan
known from Eocene strata in Kyrgyzstan, Kazakstan, and Nei Mongol and Henan, People's …

Dinomyidae is a family of rodents including one extant species, Dinomys branickii, but with a
high past diversity. Gyriabrus is a large dinomyid with euhypsodont cheek teeth and an …

A new genus and species of carnivorous mammal is described from early Eocene
(Wasatchian) sediments of the Clark's Fork and Bighorn Basins in northwestern Wyoming …

Ardynictis captor sp. nov., a new didymoconid species from the Middle Eocene Khaychin
Formation of the Khaychin-Ula 2 locality in Mongolia, is described. It differs from the type …

Since the end of the Miocene, South American Dinomyidae rodents have declined in
diversity, and are now represented by a single species—Dinomys branickii. The Quaternary …

ABSTRACT Dinomyidae is a South American caviomorph family that was a very diverse
group starting in the Miocene, but is now represented by a single species, Dinomys branickii …