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Wildlife Type
Even-toed ungulates Past and Present (Phylogenetic tree) - Animals in the Habitats and the Fossil sites, and Biodiversity
The followings are extinct even-toed ungulates excavated and extant species in the world. The explanation in brackets is the ages they lived in extinct species, and the habitat in extant species. Note that Mya is million years ago. For example, "48.6~40.4 Mya" shows a range between 48.6 and 40.4 million years ago. The time range is shown in the Geological Time Table. The followings are a part of the Evolutionary Tree.
- Kingdom Animalia
- Phylum Chordate
- Subphylum Vertebra
- Infraphylum Gnathostomata (Jawed vertebrates)
- Class Mammal
- Subclass Theria (Wild animal)
- Infraclass Metatheria (Marsupials)
- Infraclass Eutheria (Placentals)
- Clade Atlantogenata
- Group I Afrotheria (Tenrec, Hyrax, Elephant, Sea-cow)
- Group II Xenarthra (Armadillo, Anteater, Sloth, Groud sloth)
- Clade Boreoeutheria
- Group III Euarchontoglires (Primate, Rabbit, Rodent)
- Group IV Laurasiatheria
- Order Artiodactyla (Even-toed ungulate; 53 Mya~)
- Suborder Suina (Pig,Hog)
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 | Pig's relative |
Indohyus (55.8~40.4 Mya),
Archaeotherium (38~24.8 Mya),
Daeodon (37.2~16.3 Mya; Terrible hog),
Entelodon (37.2~28.4 Mya; 4.6m) |  | Pig 18 spp |
Kubanochoerus (20.43~7.25 Mya; Boar),
Conohyus (15.97~9.7 Mya; Boar),
Metridiochoerus (3.6~0.781 Mya; Boar),
(Babirusas) (Indonesia),
Giant Forest Hog (tropical Africa),
(Warthogs) (Africa),
Pygmy Hog (India),
Bushpig (Africa),
(Pigs) (Eurasia) |  | Peccary |
Platygonus (10.3~0.01 Mya),
White-lipped Peccary (South America),
Chacoan Peccary (South America),
Collared Peccary (Central and South America) |
- Suborder Tylopoda (Camel)
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 | Camel's relative |
Diacodexis (55.4~46.2 Mya),
Messelobunodon (48.6~40.4 Mya),
Protylopus (46.2~38 Mya; Oldest camel),
Merycoidodon (38~16.3 Mya),
Cainotherium (37.2~13.65 Mya),
Protoceras (33.9~20.6 Mya),
Syndyoceras (24.8~20.6 Mya),
Synthetoceras (13.6~5.33 Mya) |  | Camel |
Poebrotherium (38~30.8 Mya),
Stenomylus (24.8~16.3 Mya),
Procamelus (20.6~4.9 Mya),
Aepycamelus (20.6~4.9 Mya; Giraffe-like camel),
Protolabis (29~10.3 Mya),
Titanotylopus (10.3~0.3 Mya; Giraffe-like camel),
Hemiauchenia (13.6~0.01 Mya; Stilt-legged Llama),
American Camel (1.81~0.01 Mya),
Palaeolama (1.81~0.01 Mya),
Dromedary (North Africa・Middle East),
Bactrian Camel (Central Asia),
(Llamas) (Andes),
(Vicuñas) (Andes) |
- Suborder Cetruminantia (Hippopotamus)
|
 | Hippo's relative |
Bothriodon (37.2~33.3 Mya),
Elomeryx (37.2~16 Mya) |  | Hippo |
Kenyapotamus (13.65~9.7 Mya),
European Hippopotamus (1.81~0.126 Mya),
Malagasy Pygmy Hippopotamus (0.010~0.001 Mya),
Malagasy Dwarf Hippopotamus (0.010~0.001 Mya),
Hippopotamus (Africa),
Pygmy Hippopotamus (tropical Africa) |
- Suborder Ruminantia (Deer, Giraffe, Bovid)
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 | Deers's relative |
Leptomeryx (37.2~24.8 Mya),
Cranioceras (20.6~4.9 Mya),
Climacoceras (15.97~11.61 Mya),
Prolibytherium (16.9~16 Mya) |  | Chevrotain 10 spp |
Dorcatherium (16.9~5.33 Mya; Deer),
Water Chevrotain (tropical Africa),
(Chevrotains) (South Asia),
(Mouse-deers) (Southeast Asia) |  | Musk deers 7 spp |
Longirostromeryx (16.3~10.3 Mya),
(Musk deers) (South Asia) |  | Deer Muntjacs12 spp |
Heteroprox (15.97~11.61 Mya; Oldest cervid),
Eucladoceros (3.2~0.126 Mya),
Megaloceros giganteus (0.126~0.01 Mya; 3.65m),
Morenelaphus (0.126~0.01 Mya),
(Muntjacs) (South Asia),
Tufted deer (Southeast Asia),
(True deers) (Eurasia),
Thorold's deer (China),
Barasingha (South Asia),
Eld's Deer (Southeast Asia),
(Axis deers) (Asia),
Père David's Deer (China),
(Fallow deers) (Eurasia),
(Rusa deers) (South Asia),
Chinese water deer (China) |  | Deer New World Deer24 spp |
White-tailed deer (Americas),
Marsh Deer (South America),
Pampas deer (South America),
(Brockets) (Central and South America),
(Pudú) (South America),
(Hippocamelus) (Andes),
(Roe deers) (Eurasia),
Caribou (Northern Hemisphere),
Eurasian Elk (Eurasia),
Moose (Northern Hemisphere) |  | Giraffe |
Giraffokeryx (13.65~11.1 Mya),
Paleotragus (13.65~7.75 Mya),
Samotherium (13.65~5.3 Mya),
Sivatherium (11.61~0.126 Mya),
Bohlinia (11.6~5.33 Mya),
Bramatherium (9.7~4.9 Mya),
Honanotherium (9~5.33 Mya),
Helladotherium (8.7~7.75 Mya),
Mitilanotherium (2.59~0.781 Mya),
Giraffe (Africa; 5m),
Okapi (Congo DR) |  | Pronghor |
Capromeryx (13.6~0.01 Mya),
Pronghorn (North America; Run faster in long distance) |  | Bovid Bovinae31 spp |
Eotragus (16.9~11.6 Mya; Oldest bovid),
Pelorovis (3.6~0.01 Mya; Giant horned),
Four-horned Antelope (India),
Nilgai (India),
(Water buffalos) (tropical Asia),
(Cattles) (Eurasia・Africa),
Kting Voar (Southeast Asia),
Saola (Southeast Asia),
African Buffalo (Africa),
Ancient Bison (1.8~0.01 Mya),
Steppe Wisent (1.8~0.01 Mya),
Giant Bison (0.781~0.01 Mya),
American Bison (North America; Massive migration),
Wisent (Europe),
(Bushbucks) (Africa),
(Elands) (Africa) |  | Bovid Duikers20 spp |
(Duikers) (Africa),
Blue Duiker (Africa),
Maxwell's Duiker (West Africa),
Common Duiker (Africa) |  | Bovid Grazing antelopes8 spp |
Roan Antelope (Africa),
Sable Antelope (Africa),
(Oryx) (Africa・Arabia),
Addax (North Africa) |  | Bovid Antelopes38 spp |
Dibatag (East Africa),
Springbok (southern Africa),
Blackbuck (India),
(Gazelles) (Africa・Asia),
(Eudorcas gazelle) (Africa),
(Nanger gazelle) (Africa),
Gerenuk (East Africa),
(Central Asian Gazelles) (Central Asia),
Saiga Antelope (Central Asia; Long nose to warmup),
Beira (East Africa),
(Dik-dik) (Africa),
(Neotragus antelopes) (Africa),
Klipspringer (Africa),
Oribi (Africa),
(Boks) (Africa) |  | Bovid Goat-antelope34 spp |
Balearian mouse-goat (3.6~0.781 Mya),
Shrub-ox (1.8~0.01 Mya),
Harlan's muskox (0.781~0.01 Mya),
Takin (China),
Musk ox (Arctic North America),
Barbary sheep (Africa),
(Goats) (Asia),
(Tahrs) (Central Asia),
(Sheeps) (Asia),
(Bharals) (China),
(Serows) (East Asia),
(Gorals) (Southeast Asia),
(Chamois) (Europe),
Mountain goat (North America),
Nilgiri Tahr (India) |  | Bovid others |
Megalotragus (3.6~0.781 Mya),
(Kobs) (Africa),
(Reedbucks) (Africa),
Impala (East Africa),
Rhebok (South Africa),
Hirola (East Africa),
(Sassabies) (Africa),
(Hartebeests) (Africa),
(Wildebeests) (Africa),
Tibetan antelope (China) |
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