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|name = ''Miotapirus'' |
|name = ''Miotapirus'' |
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|fossil_range = {{fossilrange|33.9|20.6}} <small>Early [[Miocene]]</small> |
|fossil_range = {{fossilrange|33.9|20.6}} <small>Early [[Oligocene]]-Early [[Miocene]]</small> |
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| image = Protapirus.JPG |
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| Genus: | Protapirus Filhol (1877)
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Protapirus is an extinct genus of tapir. Fossil specimens of this genus have been found in North America and Europe.[1]
References
- Classification of Mammals by Malcolm C. McKenna and Susan K. Bell
- The Beginning of the Age of Mammals by Kenneth D. Rose
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