Paraenhydrocyon ("beside Enhydrocyon") is an extinct genus of bone crushing omnivorous early canid which inhabited North America during the Early Miocene, 24.8—20.4 Ma, existing for approximately 5 million years. The dentition suggests that this animal was a hypercarnivore or mesocarnivore. In addition to its retention of several primitive cranial characters, this includes unique sharp-tipped, slender premolars that clearly contrast with the strong premolars of the Mesocyon–Enhydrocyon group, but also parallels that clade by having a reduced metaconid cusp on the lower molars.
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| - Paraenhydrocyon ("al lado de ") es un género extinto de mamífero omnívoro (similar a un perro) de la familia de los Canidae que vivió en América del Norte desde el Oligoceno al Mioceno hace entre 33,3—20,6 millones de años. Aunque un carnívoro, la dentición sugiere que este animal fue hipercarnívoro o . (es)
- Paraenhydrocyon ("beside Enhydrocyon") is an extinct genus of bone crushing omnivorous early canid which inhabited North America during the Early Miocene, 24.8—20.4 Ma, existing for approximately 5 million years. The dentition suggests that this animal was a hypercarnivore or mesocarnivore. In addition to its retention of several primitive cranial characters, this includes unique sharp-tipped, slender premolars that clearly contrast with the strong premolars of the Mesocyon–Enhydrocyon group, but also parallels that clade by having a reduced metaconid cusp on the lower molars. (en)
- Paraenhydrocyon — вимерлий рід підродини Hesperocyoninae ранніх псових, які населяли Північну Америку протягом раннього міоцену, 24.8–20.4 Ma. Зубний ряд говорить про те, що ця тварина була гіперм'ясоїдною чи мезом'ясоїдною. (uk)
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| - Skull of Paraenhydrocyon josephi (en)
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| - *†P. robustus (Cope 1881)
*†P. josephi (Matthew 1907)
*†P. wallovianus (Cope 1881) (en)
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| - Paraenhydrocyon ("al lado de ") es un género extinto de mamífero omnívoro (similar a un perro) de la familia de los Canidae que vivió en América del Norte desde el Oligoceno al Mioceno hace entre 33,3—20,6 millones de años. Aunque un carnívoro, la dentición sugiere que este animal fue hipercarnívoro o . (es)
- Paraenhydrocyon ("beside Enhydrocyon") is an extinct genus of bone crushing omnivorous early canid which inhabited North America during the Early Miocene, 24.8—20.4 Ma, existing for approximately 5 million years. The dentition suggests that this animal was a hypercarnivore or mesocarnivore. In addition to its retention of several primitive cranial characters, this includes unique sharp-tipped, slender premolars that clearly contrast with the strong premolars of the Mesocyon–Enhydrocyon group, but also parallels that clade by having a reduced metaconid cusp on the lower molars. (en)
- Paraenhydrocyon — вимерлий рід підродини Hesperocyoninae ранніх псових, які населяли Північну Америку протягом раннього міоцену, 24.8–20.4 Ma. Зубний ряд говорить про те, що ця тварина була гіперм'ясоїдною чи мезом'ясоїдною. (uk)
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