Hoplophoneus villebramarensis Peigné and Brunet 2001 (false sabre-tooth)

Mammalia - Carnivora - Nimravidae

Alternative combination: Eusmilus villebramarensis

Full reference: S. Peigné and M. Brunet. 2001. Une nouvelle espèce du genre Eusmilus (Carnivora: Nimravidae) de l'Oligocène (MP 22) d'Europe. Geobios 34(6):657-672

Belongs to Hoplophoneus according to P.Z. Barrett and S.S.B. Hopkins 2024

See also Peigné and Brunet 2001

Sister taxa: Hoplophoneus adelos, Hoplophoneus bidentatus, Hoplophoneus cerebralis, Hoplophoneus crassidens, Hoplophoneus dakotensis, Hoplophoneus occidentalis, Hoplophoneus oharrai, Hoplophoneus primaevus, Hoplophoneus sicarius, Hoplophoneus strigidens

Type specimen: FSP-VIL-26-1972, a maxilla. Its type locality is Villebramar, which is in a MP 22 terrestrial horizon in France.

Ecology: ground dwelling carnivore

Distribution:

• Oligocene of France (1 collection), Germany (2), Switzerland (1)

Total: 4 collections each including a single occurrence

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