Matthewlabis cedrensis Matthew 1901 (camel)

Mammalia - Artiodactyla - Camelidae

Alternative combinations: Gentilicamelus cedrensis, Paralabis cedrensis, Protomeryx cedrensis

Synonyms: Gentilicamelus campestris Matthew 1901, Protomeryx campester Matthew 1901, Pseudolabis (Paralabis) matthewi Lull 1921, Stenomylus campester Matthew 1901

Belongs to Matthewlabis according to D. R. Prothero 2011

See also Galbreath 1953, Hay 1930, Honey et al. 1998, Lander 1983, Loomis 1936, Lull 1921, Matthew 1901, McKenna 1966, McKenna and Love 1972, Prothero 1996, Scott 1940 and Stock 1935

Sister taxa: none

Type specimens:

  • Matthewlabis cedrensis: Amer. Mus. No. 8969, a mandible.
  • Protomeryx campester: AMNH 8969, a mandible.
  • Pseudolabis (Paralabis) matthewi: YPM 10167, a partial skull ( a poorly preserved skull with the third incisor and It complete scries of cheek teeth).

Ecology: ground dwelling browser-browser

Distribution:

• Oligocene of United States (2: Colorado, Nebraska collections)

Total: 2 collections each including a single occurrence

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