Simocyoninae is an extinct subfamily of Ailuridae (of which the only recent member is the red panda). The taxonomic history of this group was complicated, as researchers placed various fossil caniform genera into the subfamily. In addition to Simocyon, there was also Oligobunis (an early mustelid), Cephalogale (a stem-bear), and Enhydrocyon (a hesperocyonine canid). This subfamily was initially classified within the Canidae or dog family. This idea went even further in 1910 when American paleontologist Henry Fairfield Osborn considered dholes, African wild dogs, and bush dogs to be the only extant representation left of the simocyonines. This was in large part to the overall similarity in the morphology of their molars, which suggested a shared ancestry of hypercarnivory. This view point w
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| - Les Simocyoninae (simocyoninés en français) constituent une sous-famille éteinte de mammifères de l'ordre des carnivores. Ils ont vécu au Miocène inférieur et moyen, soit il y a environ entre 23,03 et 11,63 millions d'années. Leurs fossiles ont été découverts en Europe, aux États-Unis et au Pakistan. (fr)
- Simocyoninae — вимерла підродина пандових. Simocyoninae є близькоспорідненим Ailurinae на основі характеристик черепа та зубів. Характеристики симоціонінів, які відрізняють їх від айлурин, — це високоспеціалізовані премоляри, які дозволили їм дробити кістку. Це говорить про те, що симоціоніни були або спеціалізованими м’ясоїдами, які дроблять кістки, як гієни, або, принаймні, могли перетравлювати кістки у своєму раціоні, споживаючи цілу здобич дрібних тварин. Однак вона не була так повно розвинена, як вищезгадані гієни. (uk)
- Simocyoninae is an extinct subfamily of Ailuridae (of which the only recent member is the red panda). The taxonomic history of this group was complicated, as researchers placed various fossil caniform genera into the subfamily. In addition to Simocyon, there was also Oligobunis (an early mustelid), Cephalogale (a stem-bear), and Enhydrocyon (a hesperocyonine canid). This subfamily was initially classified within the Canidae or dog family. This idea went even further in 1910 when American paleontologist Henry Fairfield Osborn considered dholes, African wild dogs, and bush dogs to be the only extant representation left of the simocyonines. This was in large part to the overall similarity in the morphology of their molars, which suggested a shared ancestry of hypercarnivory. This view point w (en)
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| - Illustration of the skull from the genus Simocyon (en)
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| - Les Simocyoninae (simocyoninés en français) constituent une sous-famille éteinte de mammifères de l'ordre des carnivores. Ils ont vécu au Miocène inférieur et moyen, soit il y a environ entre 23,03 et 11,63 millions d'années. Leurs fossiles ont été découverts en Europe, aux États-Unis et au Pakistan. (fr)
- Simocyoninae is an extinct subfamily of Ailuridae (of which the only recent member is the red panda). The taxonomic history of this group was complicated, as researchers placed various fossil caniform genera into the subfamily. In addition to Simocyon, there was also Oligobunis (an early mustelid), Cephalogale (a stem-bear), and Enhydrocyon (a hesperocyonine canid). This subfamily was initially classified within the Canidae or dog family. This idea went even further in 1910 when American paleontologist Henry Fairfield Osborn considered dholes, African wild dogs, and bush dogs to be the only extant representation left of the simocyonines. This was in large part to the overall similarity in the morphology of their molars, which suggested a shared ancestry of hypercarnivory. This view point was not supported by European paleontologists who believed that Simocyon was more closely related to musteloids. Soon the Simocyoninae were found as extinct subfamily of procyonids, or members of the raccoon-family, due to similarity of the basicranium of these animals. This was supported by subsequent researchers. It was not until a more completed skull of a Simocyon found in north Shaanxi, China was described by Wang (1997) who found that Simocyoninae is closely related Ailurinae on the basis of cranial and dental characteristics. Characteristics of the simocyonines that differentiate them from the ailurines are highly specialize premolars that enabled them to crush bone. This suggests the simocyonines were either specialized bone-crushing carnivorans like hyenas or were at least able to digest bone in their diet when consuming whole small animal prey. However it was not as fully developed as the aforementioned hyenas. (en)
- Simocyoninae — вимерла підродина пандових. Simocyoninae є близькоспорідненим Ailurinae на основі характеристик черепа та зубів. Характеристики симоціонінів, які відрізняють їх від айлурин, — це високоспеціалізовані премоляри, які дозволили їм дробити кістку. Це говорить про те, що симоціоніни були або спеціалізованими м’ясоїдами, які дроблять кістки, як гієни, або, принаймні, могли перетравлювати кістки у своєму раціоні, споживаючи цілу здобич дрібних тварин. Однак вона не була так повно розвинена, як вищезгадані гієни. (uk)
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