
Moropus - Wikipedia
Moropus (meaning "slow foot") [2] is an extinct genus of large perissodactyl mammal in the chalicothere family. They were endemic to North America during the Miocene from ~20.4–13.6 Mya, existing for approximately
石爪兽(史前动物)_百度百科
石爪兽属 拉丁文 名为Moropus,大约生活在中新世时期的北美洲中部和南部地区,属于奇蹄目下的 爪兽亚目 ,至今已发现了石爪兽属下的7个种类,大型石爪兽体重约130多公斤。
Moropus | Giant Ground Sloth, Prehistoric, Extinct | Britannica
Moropus, extinct genus of the chalicotheres, a group of very unusual perissodactyls (“odd-toed” ungulates) related to the horse. Fossil remains of Moropus are found in Miocene deposits in North America and Asia (the Miocene Epoch lasted from 23.7 to …
裂爪獸亞科 - 维基百科,自由的百科全书
最著名的裂爪獸亞科當屬 石爪獸屬 ( 英语 : Moropus ) ,而最後存活的演化支傳統上認為是奈王爪獸屬 [3] ,但實際上奈王爪獸屬應是屬於爪獸亞科 [4] 。
爪獸科 - 维基百科,自由的百科全书
爪獸科不像現今的奇蹄目,是有長的前肢及短的後肢,故牠們可能主要以其後肢來支撐身體。 牠們的前肢有長及彎曲的爪,故牠們可能和現存的大食蟻獸一樣是趾行的。 化石遺骸亦有發現厚及發展良好的前趾關節,很像現今的大猩猩。 牠們的爪曾一度被認為是用來挖掘樹根及塊莖,但爪及牙齒 …
爪兽科 - 维基百科,自由的百科全书
爪兽科不像现今的奇蹄目,是有长的前肢及短的后肢,故它们可能主要以其后肢来支撑身体。 它们的前肢有长及弯曲的爪,故它们可能和现存的大食蚁兽一样是趾行的。 化石遗骸亦有发现厚及发展良好的前趾关节,很像现今的大猩猩。 它们的爪曾一度被认为是用来挖掘树根及块茎,但爪及牙齿 …
Chalicotheriidae | Perissodactyl - American Museum of Natural …
Moropus is a well-known chalicothere from the early Miocene of North America. Its bodily proportions are similar to a living okapi (a kind of short-necked giraffe), with longer forelimbs than hindlimbs and a somewhat elongated neck.
Moropus - Thomas Henry Huxley Paleozoological Gardens
Moropus is a chalicothere, an herbivore closely related to horses and rhinos. Chalicotheres are noted for their deep skulls and heavy, sloping builds, almost like that of a gorilla. They have long arms tipped with claws instead of hooves, and some of them knuckle-walk. Moropus doesn't; instead it has a weird "pigeon-toed" gait.
石爪兽属 - 百度百科
化石产于北美和亚洲的中新统。像现代马一样大,但和其他奇蹄类不一样,有爪而没有蹄。前肢比后肢长,自前背部向臀腰部 ...
Mammal Fossils - Agate Fossil Beds National Monument (U.S.
5 天之前 · Moropus was a distant relative of the horse. It’s one of the more puzzling mammals here at Agate. For many years, paleontologists thought its feet had claws rather than hooves.