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Language
  
English

Pages
  
192 pp

Dewey Decimal
  
569 22

Originally published
  
2004

Genre
  
Reference work

OCLC
  
54079923

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Publication date
  
2004

ISBN
  
0-7922-7134-3

LC Class
  
QE881 .T87 2004

Author
  
Alan Turner

Illustrator
  
Mauricio Antón

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Publisher
  
National Geographic Society

Similar
  
Mauricio Antón books, Other books

National Geographic Prehistoric Mammals is a book by Alan Turner and illustrated by Mauricio Anton. It was published in 2004 by National Geographic.

Contents

Mammals

  • Adapis parisiensis
  • Adcrocuta (mentioned)
  • Aelurodon ferox
  • Aepycamelus major
  • Agerinia
  • Agriotherium (unidentified)
  • Ampelomeryx
  • Amphicyon major
  • Amphimachairodus (misidentified as Machairodus)
  • Anancus arvernensis
  • Anchitherium aurelianense
  • Andrewsarchus
  • Anisodon (identified by its synonym Chalicotherium grande)
  • Archaeopteropus
  • Archaeotherium deguilhemi
  • Archaeotherium mortoni
  • Arctodus simus
  • Arsinoitherium zitteli
  • Arvernoceros
  • Astrapotherium
  • Australopithecus afarensis
  • Australopithecus africanus
  • Barbourofelis (unidentified, seen on the cover of the book)
  • Barylambda (identified as a Pantodont)
  • Basilosaurus cetoides
  • Bison antiquus (misidentified as Bison menneri)
  • Bison priscus
  • Borhyaena
  • Borophagus (mentioned)
  • Bunolistriodon
  • Chalicotherium
  • Chasmaporthetes lunensis
  • Coelodonta antiquitatis
  • Cranioceras
  • Croizetoceros
  • Deinogalerix koenigswaldi
  • Deinotherium bozasi (mentioned)
  • Deinotherium giganteum
  • Diadiaphorus (mentioned)
  • Didelphis (mentioned)
  • Dinofelis barlowi
  • Diprotodon optatum
  • Dolichopithecus (misspelled as Dolicopithecus)
  • Doedicurus
  • Dryopithecus laietanus
  • Ekorus
  • Elephas (mentioned)
  • Enaliarctos mealsi
  • Eohippus (mentioned)
  • Eomaia
  • Epicyon haydeni
  • Epicyon saevus
  • Equus altidens
  • Equus ferus ferus (identified as Wild Horses)
  • Equus stenonis
  • Eurhinodelphis bossi
  • Gazellospira
  • Glossotherium chapadmalense (identified as ground sloths)
  • Glyptotherium arizonae
  • Gomphotherium angustidens
  • Halitherium schinzi
  • Hassianycteris
  • Hemicyon sansaniensis (mentioned)
  • Herpestes
  • Hesperocyon gregarius
  • Hexaprotodon
  • Hipparion
  • Hippopotamus amphibius (mentioned)
  • Hippopotamus gorgops
  • Hippotherium primigenium
  • Hispanotherium
  • Homo antecessor
  • Homo erectus
  • Homo neanderthalensis
  • Homo sapiens
  • Homotherium latidens
  • Hoplophoneus mentalis
  • Hyaenaelurus (misspelled as Hyainailouros)
  • Hyaenodon gigas (misidentified as H. dubius)
  • Hyracotherium (mentioned)
  • Icaronycteris index
  • Kenyanthropus (mentioned)
  • Kobus kob (unidentified)
  • Kubanochoerus gigas
  • Leptictidium nasutum
  • Leptorycteropus
  • Machaeroides eothen
  • Macrauchenia patachonica
  • Mammut americanum
  • Mammuthus primigenius
  • Megacerops coloradensis (briefly identified by its synonym Brontotherium)
  • Megaloceros giganteus
  • Megantereon cultridens
  • Megapedetes pentadactylus
  • Megatherium americanum
  • Mesohippus bairdi
  • Metaxytherium (mentioned)
  • Miotragocerus
  • Miracinonyx inexpectatus
  • Mylodon (scientific name misspelled as "Mylodon darwinii")
  • Myorycteropus
  • Nemegtbaatar
  • Nimravides
  • Nimravus brachyops (misspelled as "N. brachiops")
  • Notharctus tenebrosus
  • Nothrotheriops shastensis
  • Nyanzachoerus
  • Nyctereutes
  • Orohippus agilis
  • Orycteropus afer (mentioned)
  • Orycteropus depereti
  • Orycteropus gaudryi (mentioned)
  • Pachycrocuta brevirostris
  • Pakicetus attocki
  • Palaeochiropteryx
  • Palaeoloxodon recki (identified by its synonym Elephas recki)
  • Palaeotherium magnum
  • Paleoparadoxia tabatai
  • Panthera leo nubica
  • Panthera leo spelaea
  • Papio (mentioned)
  • Paracamelus
  • Paraceratherium transouralicum (identified by its synonym Indricotherium transouralicum)
  • Paraglyptodon (identified as Glyptodonts)
  • Paranthropus boisei
  • Paranthropus robustus
  • Paroodectes
  • Pelorovis antiquus (mentioned)
  • Pelorovis oldwayensis
  • Peradectes
  • Phenacodus matthewi
  • Phoberomys (mentioned)
  • Phyllotillon
  • Plesiadapis tricuspidens
  • Plesictis
  • Potamotherium (mentioned)
  • Proailurus (mentioned)
  • Proconsul africanus
  • Procoptodon (mentioned)
  • Prodeinotherium bavaricum (mentioned, identified by its synonym Deinotherium bavaricum)
  • Propalaeotherium hassiacum
  • Proviverra
  • Pseudaelurus (mentioned)
  • Pseudoltinomys
  • Purgatorius (mentioned)
  • Pyrotherium (identified as a Pyrothere)
  • Rodhocetus balochistanensis
  • Simosthenurus
  • Sinopa
  • Smilodon fatalis
  • Smilodon gracilis
  • Smilodon populator
  • Stephanorhinus hemitoechus
  • Sthenurus
  • Stylinodon (identified as a Taeniodont)
  • Synthetoceras
  • Teleoceras (mentioned)
  • Thalassictis
  • Theropithecus brumpti
  • Thylacinus cynocephalus
  • Thylacoleo
  • Thylacosmilus
  • Toxodon platensis
  • Tragoportax
  • Tylocephalonyx
  • Uintatherium
  • Ursus spelaeus
  • Vincelestes
  • Viverra leakeyi
  • Xenosmilus
  • Zygolophodon borsoni (identified by its synonym Mammut borsoni)

    • Non-Mammals

  • Andalgalornis
  • Carcharodon megalodon
  • Cheirogaster
  • Cynognathus
  • Inostrancevia
  • Kannemeyeria
  • Megazostrodon
  • Rubidgea
  • Thrinaxodon (mentioned)
  • Triceratops
  • Varanus prisca

    • References

    National Geographic Prehistoric Mammals Wikipedia
    (Text) CC BY-SA