Smilodontini Machairodontinae
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Smilodon Subfamily Machairodontinae Wiki Image Only Smilodontini is an extinct tribe within the machairodontinae or "saber toothed cat" subfamily of the felidae.the tribe is also known as the "dirk toothed cats".they were endemic to south america, north america, europe, asia, and africa during the miocene to pleistocene, from 10.3 mya—11,000 years ago, existing for approximately. Machairodontinae.
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Machairodontinae Wikiwand The machairodontinae comprise a number of basal taxa (promegantereon, machairodus, nimravides, dinofelis, metailurus) and a well supported clade of primarily plio pleistocene taxa (megantereon, smilodon, amphimachairodus, homotherium, xenosmilus) for which the name eumachairodontia taxon novum is proposed. previous phenetic grouping of. The last surviving members of the machairodontinae belonged to the genus smilodon (tribe smilodontini). while once widespread across the continents of north america ( s. fatalis) and south america ( s. populator), the genus went extinct ~10 thousand years ago (kya) 3, 4. Salesa mj, anton m, turner a, morales j (2010) functional anatomy of the forelimb in promegantereon ogygia (felidae, machairodontinae, smilodontini) from the late miocene of spain and the origins of the sabre toothed felid model. j anat 216: 381–369. Members of smilodontini are defined by their long slender canines with fine to no serrations, whereas homotherini are typified by shorter, broad, and more flattened canines, with coarser serrations. members of metailurini were less specialized and had shorter, less flattened canines, and are not recognized as members of machairodontinae by some.
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Promegantereon Ogygia Felidae Machairodontinae Smilodontini From Salesa mj, anton m, turner a, morales j (2010) functional anatomy of the forelimb in promegantereon ogygia (felidae, machairodontinae, smilodontini) from the late miocene of spain and the origins of the sabre toothed felid model. j anat 216: 381–369. Members of smilodontini are defined by their long slender canines with fine to no serrations, whereas homotherini are typified by shorter, broad, and more flattened canines, with coarser serrations. members of metailurini were less specialized and had shorter, less flattened canines, and are not recognized as members of machairodontinae by some. Salesa mj, anton m, turner a, morales j (2010) functional anatomy of the forelimb in promegantereon ogygia (felidae, machairodontinae, smilodontini) from the late miocene of spain and the origins of the sabre toothed felid model. j anat 216: 381–369. [pmc free article] [google scholar]. The machairodontinae fossil record in south america is not very diverse. until now, only the genus smilodon (smilodontini) has been reported, with likely a single species, s. populator . a second taxon of machairodontinae was referred to homotheriini and to the genus xenosmilus , but the age to which it was assigned, early to middle pleistocene.
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Pdf Promegantereon Ogygia Felidae Machairodontinae Smilodontini Salesa mj, anton m, turner a, morales j (2010) functional anatomy of the forelimb in promegantereon ogygia (felidae, machairodontinae, smilodontini) from the late miocene of spain and the origins of the sabre toothed felid model. j anat 216: 381–369. [pmc free article] [google scholar]. The machairodontinae fossil record in south america is not very diverse. until now, only the genus smilodon (smilodontini) has been reported, with likely a single species, s. populator . a second taxon of machairodontinae was referred to homotheriini and to the genus xenosmilus , but the age to which it was assigned, early to middle pleistocene.
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