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Taxonomy
Devinophocinae was named by Koretsky and Holec (2002).
It was assigned to Phocidae by Koretsky and Holec (2002), Koretsky and Rahmat (2015), Rahmat and Koretsky (2016), Rahmat and Koretsky (2018), Berta et al. (2018) and Hafed et al. (2021).
It was assigned to Phocidae by Koretsky and Holec (2002), Koretsky and Rahmat (2015), Rahmat and Koretsky (2016), Rahmat and Koretsky (2018), Berta et al. (2018) and Hafed et al. (2021).
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Synonymy list
Year | Name and author |
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2002 | Devinophocinae Koretsky and Holec p. 166 figs. Fig. 9 |
2015 | Devinophocinae Koretsky and Rahmat p. 32 |
2016 | Devinophocinae Rahmat and Koretsky p. 73 |
2018 | Devinophocinae Berta et al. p. 210 figs. Fig. 2 |
2018 | Devinophocinae Rahmat and Koretsky p. 511 |
2021 | Devinophocinae Hafed et al. |
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Subfm. †Devinophocinae Koretsky and Holec 2002
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G. †Devinophoca Koretsky and Holec 2002
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†Devinophoca claytoni Koretsky and Holec 2002
†Devinophoca emryi Koretsky and Rahmat 2015
Diagnosis
Reference | Diagnosis | |
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S. J. Rahmat and I. Koretsky 2016 | Dental formula I3/1, C1/1, P4/4, M1/1 (presents diagnostic combination of incisors that differ from Phocinae, Monachinae and Cystophorinae). Middle of internal crest of humeral trochlea at level of coronoid fossa (similar to Phocinae, but different than in Monachinae, where it is arch-like elevated over the coronoid fossa, and Cystophorinae, where it is wave-like raised over the coronoid fossa). |