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New Brontotheriidae (Mammalia, Perissodactyla) from the Early and Middle Eocene of Pakistan with Implications for Mammalian Paleobiogeography Available to Purchase

Pieter Missiaen, Gregg F. Gunnell, Philip D. Gingerich
Published: 01 July 2011
Journal of Paleontology (2011) 85 (4): 665–677.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1666/10-087.1
... Ghazij Formation and representing the oldest Asian brontotheres. Eotitanops pakistanensis n. sp. is a small, primitive species, Balochititanops haqi n. gen. n. sp. is slightly larger and more derived, and fragmentary specimens identified as cf. Balochititanops sp. appear to represent a third, larger...
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Figure 4. Strict consensus tree of 16 most parsimonious trees, based on the dedicated data matrix in the appendix; numbers at the base of each clade indicate unambiguous synapomorphies; E. pakistanensis n. sp. is unambiguously grouped with the two previously known species of Eotitanops from North America; Balochititanops haqi n. gen. n. sp. is placed at a more advanced stage of evolution than Eotitanops, closer to BunobrontopsHolroyd and Ciochon, 2000 and other bronotheriine brontotheres.

Figure 4. Strict consensus tree of 16 most parsimonious trees, based on th... Available to Purchase

Published: 01 July 2011
North America; Balochititanops haqi n. gen. n. sp. is placed at a more advanced stage of evolution than Eotitanops , closer to Bunobrontops Holroyd and Ciochon, 2000 and other bronotheriine brontotheres.
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Figure 5. Dentition of early Eocene Balochititanops n. gen. from the upper Ghazij Formation in Pakistan; all ×1.6. 1–13, Balochititanops haqi n. gen. n. sp.: 1, 2, GSP-UM 6532 (holotype), right P4–M3 in 1, labial and 2, occlusal view; 3, GSP-UM 6749, left C1 in lingual view; 4, GSP-UM, right partial M3 in occlusal view; 5, GSP-UM 6561, right partial M2 in occlusal view; 6, 7, GSP-UM 6510, left P2 in 6, labial and 7, occlusal view; 8, 9, GSP-UM 6541, right M1 in 8, labial and 9, occlusal view; 10, 11, GSP-UM 6517, right M2 in 10, labial and 11, occlusal view; 12, GSP-UM 6716, right partial dentary with M1 and roots of P4 in occlusal view; 13, GSP-UM 6677, right partial dentary with M2–3 in occlusal view; 14–16, cf. Balochititanops sp.: 14, GSP-UM 6762, left M1 or M2 in occlusal view; 15, GSP-UM 6712, right partial dentary with M1–2 in occlusal view; 16, GSP-UM 6742, right M3 in occlusal view; note the absence of a P2 metacone, the straight labial ectoloph wall, weakly developed molar ribs, and the moderate size increase posteriorly.

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Published: 01 July 2011
Figure 5. Dentition of early Eocene Balochititanops n. gen. from the upper Ghazij Formation in Pakistan; all ×1.6. 1–13, Balochititanops haqi n. gen. n. sp.: 1, 2, GSP-UM 6532 (holotype), right P 4 –M 3 in 1 , labial and 2 , occlusal view; 3, GSP-UM 6749, left C 1 in lingual view; 4
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Figure 6. Postcranial elements of early and middle Eocene Brontotheriidae from Pakistan and North America. 1–7, Balochititanops haqi n. gen. n. sp. from the upper Ghazij Formation; ×0.74: 1, 2, GSP-UM 4439, distal right humerus in 1, anterior and 2, posterior view; 3, 4, GSP-UM 6491, left astragalus in 3, dorsal and 4, ventral view; 5, GSP-UM 6646, left astragalar trochlea in distal view; 6, 7, GSP-UM 6659, distal left tibia in 6, anterior and 7, distal view; 8, 9, Pakotitanops latidentatusWest, 1980 from the Baska Formation near Dargah; ×0.45; GSP-UM 3497, left astragalus in 8, dorsal and 9, ventral view; 10–13, Mulkrajanops moghliensisKumar and Sahni, 1985 from the Subathu Formation: 10, 11, GSP-UM 1575, left distal humerus from Maklori, in 10, anterior and 11, posterior view; ×0.26; 12, 13, GSP-UM 1743, left calcaneum from Batala Nala, in 12, dorsal and 13, medial view; ×0.58; 14–16, Palaeosyops fontinalis (Cope, 1873): 14, 15, UM 100669, right distal humerus from the lower Bridger Formation in 14, anterior and 15, posterior view; ×0.26; 16, UM 100904, left astragalus from the lower Bridger Formation in dorsal view; ×0.58; 17, 18, Palaeosyops robustus (Marsh, 1872) from the upper Bridger Formation, ×0.45, UM 37064: 17, right astragalus (reversed); 18, left calcaneum, both in dorsal view.

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Figure 6. Postcranial elements of early and middle Eocene Brontotheriidae from Pakistan and North America. 1–7 , Balochititanops haqi n. gen. n. sp. from the upper Ghazij Formation; ×0.74: 1, 2 , GSP-UM 4439, distal right humerus in 1 , anterior and 2 , posterior view; 3, 4 , GSP-UM 6491
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A small-bodied species of Brontotheriidae from the middle Eocene Nut Beds of the Clarno Formation, John Day Basin, Oregon Available to Purchase

Matthew C. Mihlbachler, Joshua X. Samuels
Published: 11 October 2016
Journal of Paleontology (2016) 90 (6): 1233–1244.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/jpa.2016.61
... ; Mihlbachler, 2008 ; Mader, 2009 ). Two additional species, Eotitanops pakistanensis and Balochititanops haqi , recently described by Missiaen et al. ( 2011 ) from Pakistan were added. Eotitanops minimus Osborn, 1919 was excluded because its character data is redundant with Eotitanops borealis (Cope...
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