National Geographic Prehistoric Mammals

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National Geographic Prehistoric Mammals

Author	Alan Turner
Language	English
Genre	Reference
Publisher	National Geographic
Publication date	2004
Pages	192 pp
ISBN	0-7922-7134-3
OCLC	54079923
Dewey Decimal	569 22
LC Class	QE881 .T87 2004

National Geographic Prehistoric Mammals is a book by Alan Turner and illustrated by Mauricio Anton. It was published in 2004 by National Geographic.

Animals featured[edit]

Mammals[edit]

• Adapis parisiensis
• Adcrocuta (mentioned)
• Aelurodon ferox
• Aepycamelus major
• Agerinia
• Agriotherium (unidentified)
• Ampelomeryx
• Amphicyon major
• Amphimachairodus giganteus (identified by its synonym Machairodus palanderi)
• Amphiorycteropus depereti (identified by its synonym Orycteropus depereti)
• Amphiorycteropus gaudryi (mentioned, identified by its synonym Orycteropus gaudryi)
• Anancus arvernensis
• Anchitherium aurelianense
• Andrewsarchus
• Anisodon (identified by its synonym Chalicotherium grande)
• Archaeopteropus
• Archaeotherium mortoni
• Arctodus simus
• Arsinoitherium zitteli
• Arvernoceros
• Astrapotherium
• Australopithecus afarensis
• Australopithecus africanus
• Barbourofelis (unidentified, seen on the cover of the book)
• Barylambda (identified as a Pantodont)
• Basilosaurus cetoides
• Bison menneri
• Bison priscus
• Bison voigtstedtensis
• Borhyaena
• Borophagus (mentioned)
• Bunolistriodon
• Chalicotherium goldfussi
• Chasmaporthetes lunensis
• Coelodonta antiquitatis
• Cranioceras
• Croizetoceros
• Deinogalerix koenigswaldi
• Deinotherium bozasi (mentioned)
• Deinotherium giganteum
• Diadiaphorus (mentioned)
• Didelphis (mentioned)
• Dinofelis barlowi
• Diprotodon optatum
• Dolichopithecus (misspelled as Dolicopithecus)
• Doedicurus
• Dryopithecus laietanus
• Ekorus
• Elephas (mentioned)
• Enaliarctos mealsi
• Entelodon deguilhemi (identified by its synonym Archaeotherium deguilhemi)
• Eohippus (mentioned)
• Eomaia
• Epicyon haydeni
• Epicyon saevus
• Equus altidens
• Equus ferus ferus (identified as Wild Horses)
• Equus stenonis
• Eurhinodelphis bossi
• Gazellospira
• Glossotherium chapadmalense (identified as ground sloths)
• Glyptotherium arizonae
• Gomphotherium angustidens
• Halitherium schinzi
• Hassianycteris
• Hemicyon sansaniensis (mentioned)
• Herpestes
• Hesperocyon gregarius
• Hexaprotodon
• Hipparion
• Hippopotamus amphibius (mentioned)
• Hippopotamus gorgops
• Hippotherium primigenium
• Hispanotherium
• Homo antecessor
• Homo erectus
• Homo neanderthalensis
• Homo sapiens
• Homotherium latidens
• Hoplophoneus mentalis
• Hyainailurus (misspelled as Hyainailouros)
• Hyaenodon dubius
• Hyracotherium (mentioned)
• Icaronycteris index
• Kenyanthropus (mentioned)
• Kobus (unidentified)
• Kubanochoerus gigas
• Leptictidium nasutum
• Leptorycteropus
• Machaeroides eothen
• Machairodus (mentioned)
• Macrauchenia patachonica
• Mammut americanum
• Mammuthus primigenius
• Megacerops coloradensis (briefly identified by its synonym Brontotherium)
• Megaloceros giganteus
• Megantereon cultridens
• Megapedetes pentadactylus
• Megatherium americanum
• Mesohippus bairdi
• Metaxytherium (mentioned)
• Miotragocerus
• Miracinonyx inexpectatus
• Mylodon (scientific name misspelled as "Mylodon darwinii")
• Myorycteropus
• Nemegtbaatar
• Nimravides
• Nimravus brachyops (misspelled as "N. brachiops")
• Notharctus tenebrosus
• Nothrotheriops shastensis
• Nyanzachoerus
• Nyctereutes donnezani
• Orohippus agilis
• Orycteropus afer (mentioned)
• Pachycrocuta brevirostris
• Pakicetus attocki
• Palaeochiropteryx
• Palaeoloxodon recki (identified by its synonym Elephas recki)
• Palaeotherium magnum
• Paleoparadoxia tabatai
• Panthera leo
• Panthera spelaea
• Papio (mentioned)
• Paracamelus
• Paraceratherium transouralicum (identified by its synonym Indricotherium transouralicum)
• Paraglyptodon (identified as Glyptodonts)
• Paranthropus boisei
• Paranthropus robustus
• Paroodectes
• Pelorovis antiquus (mentioned)
• Pelorovis oldwayensis
• Peradectes
• Phenacodus matthewi
• Phoberomys (mentioned)
• Phyllotillon
• Plesiadapis tricuspidens
• Plesictis
• Potamotherium (mentioned)
• Proailurus (mentioned)
• Proconsul africanus
• Procoptodon (mentioned)
• Prodeinotherium bavaricum (mentioned, identified by its synonym Deinotherium bavaricum)
• Propalaeotherium hassiacum
• Proviverra
• Pseudaelurus (mentioned)
• Pseudoltinomys
• Purgatorius (mentioned)
• Pyrotherium (identified as a Pyrothere)
• Rangifer tarandus
• Rodhocetus balochistanensis
• Simosthenurus
• Sinopa
• Smilodon fatalis
• Smilodon gracilis
• Smilodon populator
• Stephanorhinus hemitoechus
• Sthenurus
• Stylinodon (identified as a Taeniodont)
• Sus scrofa
• Synthetoceras
• Teleoceras (mentioned)
• Thalassictis
• Theridomys (unidentified)
• Theropithecus brumpti
• Thylacinus cynocephalus
• Thylacoleo carnifex
• Thylacosmilus
• Toxodon platensis
• Tragoportax
• Tylocephalonyx
• Uintatherium
• Ursus spelaeus
• Vincelestes
• Viverra leakeyi
• Xenosmilus
• "Mammut" borsoni

Non-Mammals[edit]

• Andalgalornis
• Cheirogaster
• Cynognathus
• Inostrancevia
• Kannemeyeria
• Megazostrodon
• Otodus megalodon (referred to by its synonym Carcharodon megalodon)
• Rubidgea
• Thrinaxodon (mentioned)
• Triceratops
• Varanus prisca

References[edit]