Dipoides is an extinct genus of beaver-grouped rodents. Dipoides were approximately three to four times larger than modern Canadian beavers - ranging from...

Fossils of one genus in Castoroidinae, Dipoides, have been found near piles of chewed wood, though Dipoides appears to have been an inferior woodcutter...

beginning with the Hemingfordian genus Monosaulax, followed by Eucastor, Dipoides, and Procastoroides, to finally culminate and go extinct with Castoroides...

†Nothodipoides Tribe †Castoroidini (paraphyletic) †Monosaulax †Prodipoides †Dipoides †Castoroides †Procastoroides Tribe †Trogontheriini †Trogontherium †Boreofiber...

species of aardvark, the chalicothere Ancylotherium and the beaver-like Dipoides. Other carnivores it shared its territory with include the percrocutid...

the modern beaver Dipoides. Most members of the genus Castor weren't aquatic, and didn't dine on wood, but Rybczynski concluded Dipoides was aquatic, dined...

pliocenicus Copemys cf. esmeraldensis Cupidinimus magnus Diprionomys parvus Dipoides vallicula Eucyon davisi Goniodontomys disjunctus Hypolagus vetus Peromyscus...

Dipodomyinae indet. Heteromyidae Oregonomys sargenti Castoridae Castor sp. Dipoides smithi Mylagaulidae Hesperogaulus wilsoni Zapodidae Pliozapus solus Leporidae...

†Diploporus torreyoides †Dipoides †Dipoides smithi – type locality for species †Dipoides stirtoni – type locality for species †Dipoides vallicula †Diprionomys...

Nebraska. Merritt Dam Member. A right mandible (UNSM 101501). A dipodomyine. Dipoides D. tanneri Pratt Quarry, Brown County, Nebraska. Merritt Dam Member. A...