A (46 species) |
Acinacodus - Lower Cretaceous |
Acinonyx pardinensis - Early to Middle Pleistocene |
Acristatherium - Early Cretaceous, 125 Ma |
Acrophyseter - Late Miocene (Laventan-Montehermosan)~13.65-5.332 Ma |
Adapis - Early - Late Eocene |
Adelphailurus - Middle Miocene-Late Miocene |
Adilophontes - Early Oligocene-Early Miocene |
Aegyptopithecus - 35-33 Ma Late Eocene-Early Oligocene |
Aelurodon - Middle Miocene-Late Miocene |
Aepyceros datoadeni - Pliocene |
Aetiocetus - Late Oligocene |
Afrasia - Late Middle Eocene |
Afrocyon - Miocene-Pliocene |
Afrodon - Unavailable |
Afropithecus - Miocene |
Afrosmilus - Miocene, 16.9-9 Ma |
Agnotherium - 17-11 Ma Early Miocene - Middle Miocene |
Agorophius - Rupelian of the Oligocene |
Agriotherium - Late Miocene-Gelasian |
Aguascalientia - Miocene |
Akidolestes - Early Cretaceous, 122 Ma |
Albicetus - Langhian |
Alphadon - Late Cretaceous |
Ambulocetus - Early Eocene, 47.8-41.3 Ma |
Amebelodon - Middle Miocene-Late Miocene |
Amphicyanis - Unavailable |
Amphicyon - Aquitanian-Pleistocene Early Miocene to Early Pleistocene |
Anancus - Late Miocene-Early Pleistocene |
Ancalecetus - Late Eocene |
Anchitherium - Miocene [1] |
Ancylotherium - 6.5-1.8 Ma Late Miocene to Early Pleistocene |
Andrewsarchus - Middle Eocene, 48-41 Ma |
Andrewsiphius - Eocene |
Apterodon - Mid Eocene-Oligocene |
Archaeoindris - Unavailable |
Archaeolemur - Unavailable |
Archaeotherium - Late Eocene to Early Oligocene,38-24.8 Ma |
Arctamphicyon - Unavailable |
Arctodus - Middle Pleistocene to Early Holocene, 1.8-0.010 Ma |
Arsinoitherium - 36-27 Ma Late Eocene - Early Oligocene |
Artiocetus - early Lutetian |
Ashorocetus - Chattian |
Astrapotherium - Early-Mid Miocene (Colhuehuapian-Laventan)~21.0-11.8 Ma |
Astrohippus - 16.3-4.9 Ma Barstovian to Late Hemphillian[1] |
Attockicetus - Eocene |
Aulophyseter - Mid-Late Miocene~15.97-5.332 Ma |
B (14 species) |
Babakotia - Unavailable |
Babiacetus - Middle Eocene |
Baguatherium - Unavailable |
Barbourofelis - Late Miocene-Pliocene 13.6-5.3 Ma |
Barylambda - Middle Paleocene - Early Eocene, 60-50 Ma |
Barytherium - Late Eocene-Early Oligocene |
Basilosaurus - Late Eocene |
Basiloterus - Late Eocene |
Borhyaena - Early Miocene (Santacrucian)~17.5-15.5 Ma [1] |
Borophagus - Middle Miocene to Late Pliocene, 12-2 Ma |
Brachycyon - 23.3-7 Ma Early Miocene - Middle Miocene |
Brachyhyops - Middle to Late Eocene |
Branisella - Late Oligocene-Early Miocene (Deseadan)~29.0-21.0 Ma |
Brygmophyseter - Miocene |
C (30 species) |
Cachiyacuy - Middle Eocene (Divisaderan)~41 Ma |
Camelops - Late Pliocene to Early Holocene, 2.5-0.010 Ma |
Canaanimys - Mid Eocene (Divisaderan)~41 Ma |
Canis apolloniensis - Early Pleistocene 1.9-1.6 Ma |
Canis armbrusteri - Middle Pleistocene-Late Pleistocene |
Canis dirus - Late Pleistocene - early Holocene (125,000-9,000 years ago) |
Canis edwardii - Blancan-Irvingtonian |
Canis falconeri - Unavailable |
Canis ferox - Late Miocene to Early Pliocene, 10.9-5.8 Ma |
Canis lepophagus - Late Miocene-Early Pleistocene |
Carolinacetus - Middle Eocene |
Castoroides - Late Pliocene - Late Pleistocene, 3-0.011 Ma |
Ceratogaulus - Late Miocene-Pleistocene |
Cervalces - Pliocene-Pleistocene |
Cetotherium - Miocene-Pliocene |
Chalicotherium - Late Oligocene-Early Pliocene |
Chilotherium - Late Miocene-Pliocene |
Chonecetus - Oligocene |
Chriacus - Early Paleocene-Early Eocene |
Chrysocetus - Eocene |
Coelodonta - 3.7-0.01 Ma Pliocene - Pleistocene |
Coryphodon - Late Paleocene - Middle Eocene, 57-46 Ma |
Crocuta crocuta spelaea - Middle to Late Pleistocene, 0.5-0.011 Ma |
Cronopio - Late Cretaceous, 99.6-96 Ma |
Crusafontia - Barremian |
Cuvieronius - Pliocene-Holocene (Blancan-Rancholabrean (NALMA) & Montehermosan-Lujanian (SALMA)~4.9-0.0134 Ma |
Cynelos - 23.3-7 Ma Early Miocene - Middle Miocene |
Cynodictis - Late Eocene-Early Oligocene |
Cynthiacetus - Late Eocene~37.2-33.9 Ma |
Cypretherium - Chadronian |
D (32 species) |
Daeodon - 29-19 Ma Late Oligocene - Early Miocene |
Damalborea - Middle Pliocene |
Daphoenictis - Unavailable |
Daphoenodon - Unavailable |
Daphoenus - 42-16.3 Ma Middle Eocene-Early Miocene |
Dawsonicyon - Middle Eocene |
Deinogalerix - Late Miocene 10-5 Ma |
Deinotherium - Middle Miocene-Early Pleistocene |
Desmostylus - Oligocene-Miocene |
Diacodexis - Early Eocene |
Diadiaphorus - Early-Late Miocene (Santacrucian-Huayquerian)~17.5-6.8 Ma |
Didelphodon - Late Cretaceous,[1] 73 Ma |
Dilambdogale - 37.2 Ma Late Eocene |
Dimaitherium - Priabonian Age, Upper Eocene Epoch |
Dinaelurus - Late Eocene-Late Oligocene |
Dinailurictis - Unavailable |
Dinictis - Late Eocene to Early Miocene, 37.2-20.4 Ma |
Dinocrocuta - Middle Miocene-Late Miocene |
Dinofelis - Pliocene-Pleistocene, 5-1.2 Ma |
Dinohippus - Late Miocene-Late Pliocene |
Dinopithecus - Pliocene |
Diorocetus - Miocene |
Diprotodon - Pleistocene, 1.6-0.046 Ma |
Dissopsalis - Middle Miocene-Late Miocene |
Diunatans - Early Pliocene |
Docodon - Upper Jurassic |
Docofossor - Middle Jurassic |
Doedicurus - Pleistocene-Holocene (Uquian-Lujanian)~2-0.011 Ma [note 1] |
Dormaalocyon - Early Eocene |
Dorudon - Late Eocene |
Drassonax - Oligocene |
Dryopithecus - 12-9 Ma Miocene |
E (23 species) |
Edworthia - 61.5 Ma Early Paleocene |
Ekorus - Late Miocene (6 MYA) |
Elasmotherium - Late Pliocene to Late Pleistocene, 2.588-0.029 Ma |
Embolotherium - Late Eocene |
Enaliarctos - Late Oligocene - Early Miocene, 24-22 Ma |
Entelodon - 37.2-28.4 Ma Houldjinian-Rupelian |
Eobasileus - Late Eocene |
Eocetus - Middle Eocene |
Eoentelodon - Middle Eocene |
Eofelis - Eocene-Miocene |
Eomaia - Early Cretaceous, 125 Ma |
Eomanis - Early Eocene |
Eomysticetus - Chattian |
Epicyon - Early Miocene-Late Miocene |
Epihippus - 46.2-38.0 Ma Early Uintan to Duchesnean[1] |
Equus simplicidens - Middle Pliocene to Late Pleistocene |
Eremotherium - Late Pliocene - Early Holocene, 4.9-0.011 Ma |
Erlianomys - Early Eocene |
Eucyon - Late Miocene- Late Pliocene, 10.3-3.6 Ma |
Eurhinodelphis - Middle Miocene-Late Miocene |
Euroamphicyon - Miocene |
Eurotamandua - Early to Middle Eocene |
Eusmilus - Late Eocene to Early Oligocene, 37.2-28.4 Ma |
F (1 species) |
Fruitafossor - Late Jurassic, Kimmeridgian-Tithonian |
G (18 species) |
Galadi - Oligocene - Miocene |
Gandakasia - Early Eocene, 49 Ma |
Ganguroo - 15-5 Ma Mid to Late Miocene |
Gaviacetus - Middle Eocene |
Georgiacetus - Middle Eocene |
Gigantopithecus - Late Miocene to Mid Pleistocene~9-0.1 Ma |
Ginsburgsmilus - Miocene |
Glossotherium - Late Pliocene to Early Holocene, 2.5-0.010 Ma |
Glyptodon - Pleistocene 2.500-0.011 Ma |
Gnathabelodon - Middle Miocene-Late Miocene |
Gobiatherium - Middle Eocene |
Gobiconodon - Middle Jurassic-Late Cretaceous 166-94 Ma |
Gomphotherium - Early Miocene-Early Pleistocene |
Goupilictis - Unavailable |
Gracilocyon - Early Eocene |
Griphodon - Paleocene-Oligocene |
Guangxicyon - 37-33 Ma Late Eocene |
Guiomys - Mid Miocene (Laventan)~13.8-11.8 Ma |
H (27 species) |
Hadropithecus - Unavailable |
Hapalops - Early-Late Miocene (Santacrucian-Huayquerian)~17.5-7.246 Ma |
Haplocyon - Unavailable |
Haplocyonoides - 20-16.9 Ma Late Eocene |
Haplocyonopsis - Unavailable |
Haramiyavia - Unavailable |
Harpagophagus - Oligocene |
Heishanobaatar - Early Cretaceous |
Heliopithecus - Miocene16 Ma |
Hemicyon - Early Miocene-Late Miocene |
Hesperocyon - Late Eocene-Early Oligocene |
Himalayacetus - Early Eocene, 53.5 Ma |
Hipparion - Early Miocene to Pleistocene,[1] 23-0.781 Ma |
Hippidion - Pliocene-Late Pleistocene (Montehermosan-Lujanian & Blancan)~5.332-0.009 Ma |
Homalodotherium - Mid Miocene (Friasian)~16.3-15.5 Ma |
Homotherium - Early Pliocene to Late Pleistocene, 4-0.012 Ma [1] |
Hoplophoneus - Late Eocene to Early Oligocene 38-33.3 Ma |
Hulitherium - Pleistocene |
Hutegotherium - Middle Jurassic, 165 Ma |
Hyaenodon - Late Eocene to Early Miocene, 42-15.9 Ma |
Hydrodamalis - late Pliocene to Recent, 3.6-0 Ma |
Hyotherium - Unavailable |
Hypercoryphodon - Late Eocene, 37-34 Ma |
Hypohippus - Unavailable |
Hyrachyus - Eocene |
Hyracodon - Middle Eocene-Late Oligocene |
Hyracotherium - 55-45 Ma |
I (8 species) |
Icaronycteris - Early Eocene |
Ictiocyon - Miocene |
Ictitherium - Middle Miocene-Early Pliocene |
Indarctos - Miocene |
Indocetus - Middle Eocene |
Indohyus - Middle Eocene |
Iranotherium - Late Miocene |
Ischyrocyon - Miocene |
J (4 species) |
Janjucetus - Late Oligocene |
Jeholodens - Early Cretaceous, 125 Ma |
Josephoartigasia - Early-Late Pliocene (Chapadmalalan)~4-3 Ma |
Juramaia - Late Jurassic, 160.89-160.25 Ma |
K (16 species) |
Kabirmys - Late Eocene |
Kalimantsia - 23.03-5.33 Ma Miocene |
Kekenodon - Chattian of the Oligocene |
Kenyapithecus - middle Miocene |
Kharodacetus - Middle Eocene, 42 Ma |
Khoratpithecus - Unavailable |
Kielanobaatar - Early Cretaceous |
Kimbetopsalis - - Middle Puercan, 65 Ma |
Kogiopsis - Miocene |
Kollikodon - Early Cretaceous |
Komba - Early Miocene-Middle Miocene |
Kubanochoerus - Miocene |
Kuntinaru - Late Oligocene (Deseadan)~26.0 Ma |
Kuri - Unavailable |
Kutchicetus - Middle Eocene, 46-43 Ma |
Kutchisiren - Miocene |
L (9 species) |
Leptalestes - Unavailable |
Leptictidium - Middle Eocene, 50-35 Ma |
Lestobradys - Late Miocene (Mayoan-Montehermosan)~11.6-5.4 Ma |
Liaoconodon - Aptian, 120 Ma |
Libycosaurus - Middle Miocene to Late Miocene |
Livyatan - Tortonian (Chasicoan)~9.9-8.9 Ma (possible Zanclean occurrence) |
Llanocetus - Priabonian |
Lufengpithecus - Unavailable |
Lycophocyon - Middle Eocene, 43-40 Ma |
M (44 species) |
Machaeroides - Eocene |
Machairodus - Late Miocene to the Middle Pleistocene |
Macrauchenia - Late Miocene-Late Pleistocene (Huayquerian-Lujanian)~7-0.01 Ma |
Magericyon - Late Miocene 10-9 Ma |
Maiacetus - Middle Eocene |
Makaracetus - Early Middle Eocene |
Mammacyon - Oligocene-Miocene |
Mammalodon - Late Oligocene |
Mammut - Early Oligocene through to the end of the Pleistocene/early Holocene |
Mammuthus africanavus - Early Pliocene to Early Pleistocene |
Mammuthus columbi - Mid Pleistocene-Early Holocene, 1.5-0.011 Ma |
Mammuthus exilis - Late Pleistocene to Early Holocene, 0.06-0.011 Ma |
Mammuthus meridionalis - 2.5-1.5 Ma Pleistocene |
Mammuthus primigenius - Pleistocene - Early Holocene 0.15-0.004 Ma |
Mammuthus subplanifrons - Early Pliocene |
Mammuthus trogontherii - Mid Pleistocene |
Maotherium - Early Cretaceous, 124.6 Ma |
Masracetus - Late Eocene |
Mauicetus - Late Oligocene. 24.2-23.6 Ma |
Megacerops - Late Eocene 38-33.9 Ma |
Megaladapis - Unavailable |
Megaleptictis - Late Eocene |
Megalictis - Miocene |
Megaloceros - Late Pliocene to Late Pleistocene, 3-0.008 Ma |
Megalonyx - late Miocene to Pleistocene, 10.3-0.011 Ma |
Megantereon - Early Pliocene to Middle Pleistocene |
Megatherium - Early Pliocene[1] to Early Holocene, 5-0.010 Ma Possible later date of 0.008 Ma |
Megistotherium - early Miocene 23.03-11.61 Ma |
Meherrinia - Late Miocene |
Mendozahippus - Mid-Late Oligocene (Deseadan)~29-21 Ma |
Merychippus - Miocene |
Mesohippus - Middle Eocene - Early Oligocene |
Mesonyx - Eocene |
Mesopropithecus - Unavailable |
Metaliomys - Late Miocene |
Metridiochoerus - Late Pliocene to Early Pleistocene |
Miacis - Late Paleocene-Late Eocene [1] |
Miracinonyx - Late Pliocene to Late Pleistocene 2.6-0.011 Ma |
Mitredon - Late Triassic |
Mixocetus - Late Miocene, 11.6-10 Ma |
Moeritherium - Late Eocene |
Morawanocetus - Chattian |
Moropus - Early Miocene, 23-13.6 Ma |
Mylodon - Pleistocene to Holocene |
N (12 species) |
Nakalipithecus - 9.9-9.8 Ma |
Nanolestes - Jurassic |
Natchitochia - Middle Eocene |
Necrolestes - Early Miocene (Santacrucian)~21.0-17.5 Ma |
Neohelos - Miocene, 23-12 Ma |
Neohipparion - Unavailable |
Nidimys - Late Cretaceous |
Nimravus - Oligocene, 33.3-26.3 Ma |
Notharctus - Middle Eocene-Late Eocene |
Nothrotheriops - Pleistocene, 2.6-0.011 Ma |
Notoetayoa - Paleocene to Eocene |
Nuralagus - Messinian-Pliocene |
O (6 species) |
Omoiosicista - Burdigalian, 17 Ma |
Onychonycteris - 52.5 Ma Early Eocene |
Oreopithecus - Miocene |
Orohippus - early to middle Eocene[1] |
Orycterocetus - Miocene |
Ouranopithecus - Miocene |
P (58 species) |
Pakicetus - Early Eocene, 52-48 Ma |
Palaeobalaena - Langhian of the Miocene |
Palaeocastor - Late Oligocene to Early Miocene |
Palaeochiropteryx - Middle Eocene |
Palaeolagus - Oligocene[1] |
Palaeomastodon - Late Eocene-Early Oligocene |
Palaeopropithecus - Unavailable |
Palaeotherium - Early to Middle Eocene |
Paleoparadoxia - Miocene |
Palorchestes - Miocene-Pleistocene |
Panthera gombaszoegensis - Early to Middle Pleistocene |
Panthera leo atrox - Pleistocene, 0.34-0.011 Ma |
Panthera leo fossilis - Middle Pleistocene |
Panthera leo spelaea - Middle Pleistocene to Early Holocene, 1.3-0.011 Ma |
Pappocetus - Eocene |
Paraceratherium - Oligocene, 34-23 Ma |
Paradaphoenus - 33-6.9 Ma Early Oligocene-Early Miocene |
Paraentelodon - Oligocene |
Parahippus - Early Miocene |
Paramylodon - late Pliocene to Pleistocene |
Paritatodon - Bathonian-Callovian |
Pelorovis - Late Pliocene-Holocene, 2.5-0.004 Ma |
Peltephilus - Oligocene-Mid Miocene (Deseadan-Mayoan)~29.0-11.6 Ma |
Percrocuta - Middle Miocene-Late Miocene |
Phascolonus - Unavailable |
Phiomia - Late Eocene-Early Oligocene~37-30 Ma |
Phoberomys - Late Miocene (Huayquerian)~9.0-7.246 Ma |
Pierolapithecus - Miocene |
Piscobalaena - Mid-Late Miocene (Mayoan-Huayquerian & Clarendonian)~11.608-5.332 Ma |
Platalearostrum - Middle Pliocene to Early Pleistocene |
Platybelodon - Miocene, 15-10 Ma |
Platygonus - Miocene to Pleistocene, 10.3-0.011 Ma |
Plesiadapis - Late Paleocene-Early Eocene[1] |
Plesiobalaenoptera - Late Miocene |
Pliocyon - 20.6-13.6 Ma Early Oligocene-Early Miocene |
Pliohippus - Mid Miocene |
Pogonodon - Oligocene |
Presbytherium - Paleocene |
Priscakoala - Early Miocene |
Proconsul - Miocene (23-5 MYA) |
Procoptodon - Pleistocene |
Propliopithecus - Mid Oligocene |
Propyrotherium - Unavailable |
Prosansanosmilus - Late Miocene |
Prosqualodon - Late Oligocene-Early Miocene (Deseadan-Friasian)~28.4-16.0 Ma |
Protemnocyon - Unavailable |
Protemnodon - Pleistocene |
Proticia - Early Eocene |
Protictitherium - Miocene-Pliocene |
Protocetus - Middle Eocene |
Protypotherium - Miocene (Deseadan-Huayquerian)~23.03-6.8 Ma |
Pseudamphicyon - 16.9-11.1 Ma Early Oligocene-Early Miocene |
Pseudarctos - 16.9-11.1 Ma Early Oligocene-Early Miocene |
Pseudocyon - 23.3-7 Ma Early Miocene - Middle Miocene |
Pseudocyonopsis - 16.9-11.1 Ma Early Oligocene-Early Miocene |
Pterodon - 37-28 Ma Late Eocene - Early Oligocene |
Puijila - Late Oligocene - Early Miocene, 24-21 Ma |
Pyrotherium - Oligocene (Deseadan)~28.4-23 Ma |
Q (2 species) |
Qaisracetus - Middle Eocene |
Quercylurus - Early Oligocene |
R (5 species) |
Remingtonocetus - Middle Eocene, 45-43.5 Ma |
Repenomamus - Early Cretaceous, 125-123.2 Ma |
Rhizosmilodon - Early Pliocene |
Rhynchippus - Late Oligocene (Deseadan)~28.4-23.03 Ma |
Rodhocetus - Lutetian |
S (20 species) |
Saghacetus - Late Eocene |
Samburupithecus - late Miocene |
Sansanosmilus - Late Miocene |
Sarcocyon - Unavailable |
Sarkastodon - 35 Ma Late Eocene |
Sineleutherus - Jurassic, Bathonian-Oxfordian |
Sinobaatar - Early Cretaceous |
Sinodelphys - Early Cretaceous, 125 Ma |
Sinopa - Eocene-Early Oligocene |
Sinotherium - Miocene-Pliocene |
Sivapithecus - 12.5-8.5 Ma Miocene |
Sivatherium - Pliocene to Holocene, 5-0.008 Ma |
Smilodectes - 55-50 Ma Early Eocene |
Smilodon - Early Pleistocene to Early Holocene, 2.5-0.01 Ma |
Squalodon - Oligocene-Miocene |
Stegomastodon - Pliocene-Late Pleistocene~4.9-0.03 Ma |
Steropodon - Early Cretaceous |
Sthenurus - Pleistocene |
Stromerius - Late Eocene |
Syrtosmilus - Late Miocene |
T (20 species) |
Takracetus - Middle Eocene |
Teilhardina - 56-47 Ma Early Eocene - Middle Eocene |
Teinolophos - Early Cretaceous |
Telicomys - Late Miocene (Mayoan-Huayquerian)~11.608-7.246 Ma [1] |
Temnocyon - Oligocene-Early Miocene |
Theosodon - Early Miocene |
Thylacoleo - late Pliocene-late Pleistocene |
Thylacosmilus - Late Miocene-Piacenzian~9-3 Ma |
Titanocetus - Serravallian |
Titanoides - Late Paleocene, 59-56 Ma |
Togocetus - 46-44 Ma |
Tohoraata - Late Oligocene, 27.3-25.2 Ma |
Tokarahia - Late Oligocene, 27.3-25.2 Ma |
Tomarctus - early to middle Miocene 20.43-13.6 Ma |
Toxodon - Late Miocene-Late Pleistocene (Mayoan-Lujanian)~11.6-0.011 Ma |
Tranatocetus - Late Miocene, 9.6-8 Ma |
Trigodon - Late Miocene-Pliocene (Mayoan-Montehermosan)~11.608-4.0 Ma |
Tritemnodon - Eocene |
Turkanapithecus - Miocene 28.4-11.61 Ma |
Tylocephalonyx - 23.03-5.33 Ma Miocene |
U (3 species) |
Uintatherium - Eocene,45-37 Ma |
Ursus arctos crowtheri - Unavailable |
Ursus spelaeus - Middle to Late Pleistocene, 0.25-0.027 Ma |
V (5 species) |
Vampyrictis - Late Miocene |
Victoriaceros - Middle Miocene, 15 Ma |
Vintana - Maastrichtian~70.6 Ma |
Vishnucyon - Unavailable |
Viverra leakeyi - Late Miocene to Pleistocene |
W (3 species) |
Waipatia - Late Oligocene |
Willungacetus - Oligocene |
Witwatia - 37-33 Ma Eocene |
X (5 species) |
Xenohystrix - Early Miocene-recent |
Xenokeryx - 15 Ma Miocene |
Xenorophus - Oligocene |
Xenosmilus - Irvingtonian |
Xianshou - 160 Ma Oxfordian |
Y (1 species) |
Ysengrinia - Late Oligocene-Early Miocene |
Z (6 species) |
Zaglossus hacketti - Pleistocene |
Zalambdalestes - Late Cretaceous |
Zhangheotherium - Early Cretaceous, 125 Ma |
Zygomaturus - Pleistocene |
Zygophyseter - Tortonian |
Zygorhiza - Late Eocene |