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Daeodon shoshonensis
Taxonomy
Daeodon shoshonensis was named by Cope (1878) [genotype: also said to be 1879]. Its type specimen is AMNH 7387, a mandible (mandibular symphysis), and it is a 3D body fossil.
It was considered a nomen vanum by Albright (1991).
It was considered a nomen vanum by Albright (1991).
Synonyms
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Synonymy list
Year | Name and author |
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1878 | Daeodon shoshonensis Cope p. 77 |
1902 | Daeodon shoshonensis Hay p. 633 |
1926 | Dinohyus mento Allen |
1997 | Daeodon mento Lucas et al. |
1998 | Daeodon shoshonensis Foss and Fremd p. 65 fig. 3 |
1998 | Daeodon shoshonensis Lucas et al. p. 427 |
1999 | Daeodon shoshonensis Albright p. 37 |
2019 | Daeodon mento Albright et al. p. 187 |
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If no rank is listed, the taxon is considered an unranked clade in modern classifications. Ranks may be repeated or presented in the wrong order because authors working on different parts of the classification may disagree about how to rank taxa.
†Daeodon shoshonensis Cope 1878
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Invalid names: Ammodon leidyanum Marsh in Cope 1868 [synonym], Dinohyus mento Allen 1926 [synonym]
Diagnosis
Reference | Diagnosis | |
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E. D. Cope 1878 | The canine teeth are very robust, as in the species of Elotherium. The inferior face ot the symphysis is not steeply inclined, and is quite elongate. It is narrowed near the bifurcation and expands to a rounded incisive border. The first incisor is narrower than the second and third, which are robust. There are two small mental foramina, the larger below the anterior root of the anterior premolar; the second below the anterior root of the second premolar. |