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Pantodont mammal genus from the Paleocene epoch
Coryphodon (from Greek κορῦφὴ, "point", and ὀδοὺς, "tooth", meaning peaked tooth, referring to "the development of the angles of the ridges into points
Coryphodon
Extinct suborder of mammals
The pantodonts appear in North America in the middle Paleocene, where Coryphodon survived into the middle Eocene. Pantodont teeth have been found in South
Pantodonta
Species of snake
constrictor Linnaeus, 1758 Bascanion constrictor — Baird & Girard, 1853 Coryphodon constrictor — A.M.C. Duméril & Bibron, 1854 Zamenis constrictor — Boulenger
Eastern_racer
Species of snake
Vingt-quatrième livraison. Baillière. Paris. Index + Plates I.–VI. ("Coryphodon Blumenbachi, Merr.", Plate III., Figures 2–4.) Lazell, J.D. 1998. Morphology
Oriental_rat_snake
Extinct family of mammals
Paleocene to the Middle Eocene of Eurasia and North America. The type genus Coryphodon is known from around the Paleocene-Eocene transition in Europe, western
Coryphodontidae
Pantodont mammal genus from the Paleocene epoch
seems to have been replaced in its ecosystem by other pantodonts, such as Coryphodon. In life, Barylambda probably resembled a large ground sloth, with a small
Barylambda
Paleontological research in the U.S. state of New Mexico
scientists by the mid-19th century. Major finds in the state include Coryphodon, a mummy of the ground sloth Nothrotherium, Triassic Coelophysis bonebeds
Paleontology_in_New_Mexico
Subspecies of snake
1853) Synonyms[citation needed] Bascanion foxii Baird & Girard, 1853 Coryphodon constrictor – Duméril & Bibron, 1854 Zamenis constrictor – Boulenger,
Coluber_constrictor_foxii
Fossil genus of Asian mammals
recovered, the animal was identified as a pantodont more related to the genus Coryphodon. Eudinoceras was described from 2 premolars & jaw elements. However, more
Eudinoceras
Genus of mammals (fossil)
pantodonts would quickly evolve into heavy animals such as Barylambda and Coryphodon. These were the first large browsers, pioneering styles of life later
Pantolambda
Natural history museum in Chicago, Illinois
Basilosaurus prehistoric cetacean fossil skeleton, pelvis with hind limbs Coryphodon pantodont fossil skeleton Eobasileus uintathere fossil skull Glyptodon
Field Museum of Natural History
Field_Museum_of_Natural_History
Genus of snakes
Colubridae Subfamily: Colubrinae Genus: Masticophis Baird & Girard, 1853 Species 13, see text. Synonyms Bascanion, Bascanium, Coryphodon, Herpetodryas
Masticophis
Extinct genus of mammals
Bemalambdidae Bemalambda Hypsilolambda Coryphodontidae Asiocoryphodon Coryphodon Eudinoceras Heterocoryphodon Hypercoryphodon Wutucoryphodon Harpyodidae
Alcidedorbignya
Species of snake
Ophidiens: Vingt-quatrième livraison. Paris: Baillière. Index + Plates I–VI (Coryphodon dhumnades [Jan non Cantor], Plate IV, Figure 1). Lazell JD, Keirans JE
Ptyas_nigromarginata
Subspecies of snake
constrictor Linnaeus, 1758 Bascanion constrictor — Baird & Girard, 1853 Coryphodon constrictor — A.M.C. Duméril & Bibron, 1854 Zamenis constrictor — Boulenger
Northern_black_racer
Extinct genus of mammals
Bemalambdidae Bemalambda Hypsilolambda Coryphodontidae Asiocoryphodon Coryphodon Eudinoceras Heterocoryphodon Hypercoryphodon Wutucoryphodon Harpyodidae
Titanoides
Species of reptile
Vingt-quatrième livraison. Baillière. Paris. Index + Plates I.- VI. (Coryphodon korros, Plate IV., Figure 2.) Lazell, J.D. 1998. Morphology and the status
Ptyas_korros
U.S. national park located in West Texas, bordering Mexico
displayed fossils of Hyracotherium, an early relative to horses, and Coryphodon, a large hippo-like animal that lived during the Paleocene and Eocene
Big_Bend_National_Park
Geologic formation in Canada
Recent isotopic work suggests that some mammals, including the hippo-like Coryphodon, were year-round residents in the High Arctic. Given that Gastornis was
Margaret_Formation
Genus of mammals (fossil)
native to Late Eocene Mongolia, and was very similar to its ancestor, Coryphodon. Described from a skull, Hypercoryphodon is a quadrupedal hippopotamus-like
Hypercoryphodon
Subspecies of snake
disegnati per l'iconografia generale. A. Lombardi. Milan. vii + 143 pp. (Coryphodon oaxaca, p. 63.) Natural History Miscellany: Mexican Racer (Coluber constrictor
Coluber_constrictor_oaxaca
Subspecies of snake
flaviventris Say, 1823 Bascanion flaviventris — Baird & Girard, 1853 Coryphodon flaviventris — Hallowell, 1856 Coluber constrictor var. flaviventris —
Coluber constrictor flaviventris
Coluber_constrictor_flaviventris
Group of rock strata in England
remains of turtles, crocodiles, sharks, birds (Gastornis) and the mammal Coryphodon. Bricks, tiles and coarse pottery and occasionally firebricks have been
Lambeth_Group
North American faunal stage
pantodont Coryphodon and the miacid Uintacyon. Clarkforkian 2 (Cf-2): The youngest substage, starting at the first appearance of the pantodont Coryphodon and
Clarkforkian
Polyphyletic group of extinct mammals
articulated with both astragalus and calcaneum. The most generalized type was Coryphodon, representing the family Coryphodontidae, from the lower Eocene of Europe
Amblypoda
Conger Conomitra †Conorbis Conus Coralliophila Corbula Cordieria †Corvina †Coryphodon †Coupatezia Crassispira Crassostrea Crenella Crepidula †Cretolamna Crisia
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American paleontologist (1873–1963)
Department, Henry Fairfield Osborn, with the discovery of a nearly complete Coryphodon skeleton near the Greybull River. In early 1897, Osborn offered Brown
Barnum_Brown
Geologic unit of Eocene lacustrine deposits
environment include brontotheres, ancient tapirs, primates, panthodonts like Coryphodon, rodents, alligators, snakes, turtles, and birds like Gastornis and Presbyornis
Buchanan_Lake_Formation
Geologic formation in New Mexico, USA
Carnivora Angelarctocyon cf. australis Glires Paramyidae indet. Pantodonta Coryphodon sp. Perissodactyls cf. Homogalax protapirinus Brontotheriidae indet. Equidae
Galisteo_Formation
Species of snake
Species: P. fusca Binomial name Ptyas fusca (Günther, 1858) Synonyms Coryphodon fuscus Günther 1858 Zaocys fuscus Günther 1864 Zapyrus fuscus Boulenger
Ptyas_fusca
Extinct genus of mammals
Bemalambdidae Bemalambda Hypsilolambda Coryphodontidae Asiocoryphodon Coryphodon Eudinoceras Heterocoryphodon Hypercoryphodon Wutucoryphodon Harpyodidae
Haplolambda
American geologist
Schoch, Robert M. (September 1990). "Ontogenetic studies of early Cenozoic Coryphodon (Mammalia, Pantodonta)". Journal of Paleontology. 64 (5): 831–841. Bibcode:1990JPal
Robert_M._Schoch
size. The largest member of the extinct order Cimolesta was probably Coryphodon, which was about 1 metre (3.3 ft) at shoulder height and 2.5 metres (8
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Species of snake
Lycodon fasciolatus (Shaw, 1802) Synonyms Coluber fasciolatus Shaw, 1802 Coryphodon fasciolatus (Shaw, 1802) Tyria fasciolata (Shaw, 1802) Zamenis fasciolatus
Banded_wolf_snake
Extinct family of mammals
Bemalambdidae Bemalambda Hypsilolambda Coryphodontidae Asiocoryphodon Coryphodon Eudinoceras Heterocoryphodon Hypercoryphodon Wutucoryphodon Harpyodidae
Barylambdidae
kilograms in weight. The largest known panodont, as well as cimolestan, was Coryphodon, 1 m (3 ft 3 in) high at the shoulder, 2.5 m (8 ft 2 in) long and up to
Largest_prehistoric_animals
Gent et al. (2026). Raynaud et al. (2026) describe fossil material of Coryphodon from the Eocene strata from the Le Quesnoy site (France), compare the
2026_in_paleomammalogy
Geologic formation in the United States
Formation Genus Species Location Stratigraphic position Material Notes Images Coryphodon C. sp. Meridian, Mississippi Early Eocene A pantodont. Naranius N. americanus
Tuscahoma_Formation
locality for species †Chisternon †Chriacus †Colodon †Compsemys †Coniatus †Coryphodon Crocodylus †Crocodylus acer – type locality for species †Crocodylus affinis
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Taxonomy of a fossil mammal genus
Lophiodontidae as well as to other members of the Perissodactyla and to Coryphodon. There are fourteen species presently assigned to Lophiodon in total,
Taxonomy_of_Lophiodon
American painter (1874–1953)
by two Pterodon Hoplophoneus Dinictis and Protoceras from 1904 Mesonyx Coryphodon Eohippus Trilophodon or “Mastodon” angustidens Patriofelis Phenacodus
Charles_R._Knight
Extinct genus of mammals
presence of oblique "zigzag" lines, similar to those of the pantodont Coryphodon, as well, for example, entelodontids and hyenas; most modern eutherian
Uintatherium
Geologic unit in the western United States
formation: Glires Paramys excavatus Pantodonta Caenolambda jepseni Coryphodon armatus Coryphodon sp. Perissodactyla Hyracotherium vasacciense Minippus index
Hannold_Hill_Formation
Geological formation in south-east England
of these animals are as old as the Eocene (such as Hyracotherium and Coryphodon, originating from the London Clay), most originate from the Pliocene and
Red_Crag_Formation
Family †Coryphodontidae Marsh 1876 Genus †Asiocoryphodon Xu 1976 Genus †Coryphodon Owen 1845 [Bathmodon Cope 1872; Metalophodon Cope 1872; Ectacodon Cope
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Extinct genus of mammals
Bemalambdidae Bemalambda Hypsilolambda Coryphodontidae Asiocoryphodon Coryphodon Eudinoceras Heterocoryphodon Hypercoryphodon Wutucoryphodon Harpyodidae
Presbytherium
†Ceratophyllum Cercidiphyllum †Champsosaurus Cocculus †Coniophis Cornus †Corylus †Coryphodon †Credneria Cyclocarya †Daphoenus †Davidia †Dennstaedtia †Diacodexis –
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Extinct genus of mammals
Bemalambdidae Bemalambda Hypsilolambda Coryphodontidae Asiocoryphodon Coryphodon Eudinoceras Heterocoryphodon Hypercoryphodon Wutucoryphodon Harpyodidae
Bemalambda
North American faunal stage
United States Canada United States Mexico United States Copelemur Coryphodon Diacodexis Homogalax Oxyaena Paramys Primates Birds Reptiles Fish Insects
Wasatchian
Geological formation in China
was identified as a Mongolian relative to the North American pantodont Coryphodon. The expedition also lead to the discovery of the only known skull of
Irdin_Manha_Formation
Extinct genus of mammals
Bemalambdidae Bemalambda Hypsilolambda Coryphodontidae Asiocoryphodon Coryphodon Eudinoceras Heterocoryphodon Hypercoryphodon Wutucoryphodon Harpyodidae
Leptolambda
Extinct genus of mammals
mammals included bear-like arctocyonians (Anacodon) and pantondonts (Coryphodon), and there was a variety of smaller mammals, such as multituberculates
Eotitanops
Extinct genus of European perissodactyl
previous year for Coryphodon when it was named. It was later in 1847 that French palaeontologist Auguste Pomel confirmed Coryphodon to be a distinct genus
Lophiodon
locality for species †Corylus FU079 informal †Corylus insignis †Coryphodon †Coryphodon armatus – or unidentified comparable form †Cotradechites – type
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Geologic formation in the western United States
Prochetodon sp. Ptilodus sp. Pantodonta Barylambda faberi Coryphodon armatus C. lobatus C. radians Coryphodon sp. Pholidota Palaeanodon sp. Placentalia Copecion
Wasatch_Formation
National monument in the United States
extinct omnivorous salamander Aerugoamnis paulus, an extinct frog Mammals: Coryphodon Onychonycteris finneyi and Icaronycteris index, bats Heptodon, an extinct
Fossil Butte National Monument
Fossil_Butte_National_Monument
The following fauna species list follows Clouter (2007). Argillotherium Coryphodon eocaenus – a pantodont Hyracotherium – a palaeothere, a primitive relative
Paleobiota_of_the_London_Clay
Geologic formation in Colorado, US
United States Canada United States Mexico United States Copelemur Coryphodon Diacodexis Homogalax Oxyaena Paramys Primates Birds Reptiles Fish Insects
Coalmont_Formation
atratus †Coragyps occidentalis †Cormohipparion Corvus †Corvus corax †Coryphodon †Cosoryx †Cranioceras Cratogeomys †Cratogeomys castanops Crotalus †Crotalus
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Geologic formation in Colorado, United States
United States Canada United States Mexico United States Copelemur Coryphodon Diacodexis Homogalax Oxyaena Paramys Primates Birds Reptiles Fish Insects
DeBeque_Formation
Cornus Corticaria Corvus †Corvus brachyrhynchos †Corvus corax †Corylus †Coryphodon Cossonus †Cotinus †Crabro †Cratacanthus Crataegus Crotalus †Crotalus viridis
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report Corbula Cordieria †Cormohipparion †Corvina Corvus †Corvus corax †Coryphodon Crassostrea †Crassostrea alabamiensis Crenella Crepidula Crisia †Crommium
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Geologic formation in North Dakota
Eocene Camels Butte Member. They include the remains of mammals such as Coryphodon, Hyracotherium, Homogalax, Sinopa, Didymictis, Hyopsodus, Paramys and
Golden_Valley_Formation
species †Corvina †Corvina intermedia Corvus †Corvus brachyrhynchos †Coryphodon †Coryphodon armatus †Cranioceras †Cranioceras teres – type locality for species
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Extinct genus of mammals
Bemalambdidae Bemalambda Hypsilolambda Coryphodontidae Asiocoryphodon Coryphodon Eudinoceras Heterocoryphodon Hypercoryphodon Wutucoryphodon Harpyodidae
Crustulus
Geologic formation in Wyoming, United States
United States Canada United States Mexico United States Copelemur Coryphodon Diacodexis Homogalax Oxyaena Paramys Primates Birds Reptiles Fish Insects
Tatman_Formation
†Corvina intermedia †Corvina pseudoradians – type locality for species †Coryphodon Costacallista – or unidentified comparable form †Costacallista mortoni
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Extinct genus of dinocerate mammal
assigned to other dinocerates, such as Uintatherium, and the pantodont Coryphodon, as Eobasileus was once grouped within the Amblypoda, an obsolete group
Eobasileus
Extinct genus of mammals
Eohippus, the oxyaenid Oxyaena, the phenacodont Phenacodus and the pantodont Coryphodon. Lambotherium also coexisted with omomyid primates. The environments Lambdotherium
Lambdotherium
Coryphodon
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Corbicula Corbula †Cormohipparion †Corvina Corvus †Corvus brachyrhynchos †Coryphodon †Cranioceras Crassostrea †Crassostrea contracta Cratogeomys †Cratogeomys
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†Coniophis – or unidentified comparable form †Conzattia Cornus †Corylus †Coryphodon †Cosoryx – tentative report Crataegus †Credneria Crematogaster Culiseta
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Geologic formation in the southern United States
United States Canada United States Mexico United States Copelemur Coryphodon Diacodexis Homogalax Oxyaena Paramys Primates Birds Reptiles Fish Insects
Hatchetigbee_Bluff_Formation
Extinct family of mammals
Bemalambdidae Bemalambda Hypsilolambda Coryphodontidae Asiocoryphodon Coryphodon Eudinoceras Heterocoryphodon Hypercoryphodon Wutucoryphodon Harpyodidae
Bemalambdidae
locality for species †Coryphodon †Coryphodon armatus †Coryphodon eocaenus †Coryphodon lobatus †Coryphodon proterus †Coryphodon radians †Cranea †Cranea
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Geological formation in Baja California, Mexico
United States Canada United States Mexico United States Copelemur Coryphodon Diacodexis Homogalax Oxyaena Paramys Primates Birds Reptiles Fish Insects
Las_Tetas_de_Cabra_Formation
Geologic formation in Wyoming, United States
United States Canada United States Mexico United States Copelemur Coryphodon Diacodexis Homogalax Oxyaena Paramys Primates Birds Reptiles Fish Insects
Pass_Peak_Formation
childreni †Corvina †Corvina gemma †Corvina intermedia Corvus †Corvus corax †Coryphodon Costacallista †Costacallista aequorea †Costacallista aldrichi †Costacallista
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Geologic formation in Colorado, US
United States Canada United States Mexico United States Copelemur Coryphodon Diacodexis Homogalax Oxyaena Paramys Primates Birds Reptiles Fish Insects
Cuchara_Formation
Fjord in Nunavut, Canada
extremely diverse, including the rhino-like brontotheres, the hippo-like Coryphodon, a tapir like relative (Thuliadanta), an early horse (Hyracotherium?)
Strathcona_Fiord
Geologic formation in Wyoming, United States
Haplomylus speirianus Multituberculata Parectypodus lunatus Pantodonta Coryphodon sp. Perissodactyls Homogalax protapirinus Homogalax sp. Equidae indet
Indian_Meadows_Formation
Prehistoric life-forms in US state
pattersoni †Copemys †Copemys mariae – or unidentified related form †Coryphodon †Coryphodon lobatus †Cristadjidaumo – type locality for genus †Cristadjidaumo
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Geologic formation in Wyoming, United States
tillodont. A. sp. Locality SC-67. A larger tillodont than A. gunnelli. Coryphodon C. sp. Localities FG-61, SC-67 and SC-139. A pantodont. Didelphodus D
Willwood_Formation
Science fiction short stories by Sprague de Camp
Alamosaurus, Archaeotherium, Brontops, Camptosaurus, Columbian mammoth, Coryphodon, Deinosuchus, Diprotodon, Eurypterid, Gastornis (called Diatryma), Gorgosaurus
Rivers_of_Time
found the first known Eocene mammal from the southwestern United States, Coryphodon. In total he discovered about 90 species. This was a major boon to his
History of paleontology in the United States
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Geologic formation in New Mexico, USA
Hyaenodonta Hyaenodontidae indet. Insectivora Apatemys bellulus Pantodonta Coryphodon armatus Perissodactyla Eohippus angustidens Systemodon tapirinus Xenicohippus
San_Jose_Formation
brachyrhynchos †Corvus corax †Corylus †Corylus insignis †Coryphodon †Coryphodon armatus †Coryphodon eocaenus Cossonus †Cossonus gabbii – type locality for
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Sculpture Wood —N/a Coryphodon Fossil Pit, Lesnes Abbey Woods 51°29′14″N 0°07′51″E / 51.4873°N 0.1307°E / 51.4873; 0.1307 (Coryphodon) Tom Harvey Sculpture
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cornella †Cornus hyperborea †Cornus ovalis †Corylus †Corylus insignis †Coryphodon †Coryphodon proterus – type locality for species †Cosmocomoidea †Cosmocomoidea
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doi:10.1206/3737.2. hdl:2246/6161. S2CID 84627536. Mary R. Dawson (2012). "Coryphodon, the northernmost Holarctic Paleogene pantodont (Mammalia), and its global
2012_in_paleomammalogy
Margaret Formation; Ellesmere Island, Canada), and identify them as teeth of Coryphodon. A study on the evolution of feeding strategies in marine mammals throughout
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†Cormocyon Cornus Corvus †Corvus brachyrhynchos †Corvus corax †Corylus †Coryphodon Crataegus †Credneria Crocodylus †Crocodylus affinis – type locality for
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