existing for approximately 4.1 million years. Megacerops was named by Leidy (1870). Its type species is Megacerops coloradensis. It was synonymized subjectively...
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perhaps exceeding 4,000 kilograms (8,800 lb), in large individuals of Megacerops, although some small species such as Nanotitanops did persist through...
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the solid and sturdy horns of the North American brontotheres, such as Megacerops, it does not seem likely that the ram served as a weapon for contests...
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of Eocene marine ecosystems. Moeritherium Hyracotherium Palaeotherium Megacerops Basilosaurus Andrewsarchus Borealosuchus Gastornis Pakicetus Hyracodon...
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the species P. curryi have been found. It bore a strong resemblance to Megacerops brontotheres with its knob-shaped horns. However, the position of the...
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Brontotheriidae (synonym Titanotheriidae), the most well-known representative being Megacerops and the more basal family Lambdotheriidae. They were generally characterized...
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Cedric the Entertainer as Carl, an Embolotherium Stephen Root as Frank, a Megacerops and father Start, a Palaeotherium Diedrich Bader as Oscar, a Smilodon...
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event, leading to new adaptations in mammals such as large sizes. A male Megacerops, one of these new giant mammals, unsuccessfully spars with a rival male...
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Inostrancevia (Lato) Mastodonsaurus (In the movie, A fire-breathing Amphibian) Megacerops (identified by its synonym Brontotherium): Incorrectly having a pair of...
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Earth's Core. Mastodon (Maj) — It first appeared in Tanar of Pellucidar. Megacerops (identified by its synonym Brontotherium) — Pellucidarian name unknown...
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