Kuldana Formation

Apr 19, 2026 - 04:47
0 0
Kuldana Formation

Other artiodactyls

← Previous revision Revision as of 23:15, 18 April 2026
Line 250: Line 250:
|These fossil remains are considered too large and robust to have belonged to the Chorlakki dichobunids or ''Indohyus''.
|These fossil remains are considered too large and robust to have belonged to the Chorlakki dichobunids or ''Indohyus''.
|
|
⚫
|-
⚫
|''[[Khirtharia]]''
⚫
|''K. dayi''
⚫
|Chorlakki, Kalakot & Panoba
⚫
H-GSP Loc. 62, Ganda Kas
⚫
|Fragments of maxilla and mandibles; isolated teeth
⚫
|A large [[helohyidae|helohyid]]. ''Khirtharia'' is the must abundant artiodactyl at Chorlakki and more common than ''Indohyus'', but the reverse is seen at Kalakot.
⚫
|[[File:Khirtharia inflata.png|frameless]]
|-
|-
|''[[Gobiohyus]]''
|''[[Gobiohyus]]''
Line 284: Line 276:
|An isolated tooth
|An isolated tooth
|A larger species of [[raoellidae|raoellid]], that would reach about twice the size of ''I. indirae'', but might also represent an unrelated species of diacodexeid or dichobunid.
|A larger species of [[raoellidae|raoellid]], that would reach about twice the size of ''I. indirae'', but might also represent an unrelated species of diacodexeid or dichobunid.
⚫
|-
⚫
|''[[Khirtharia]]''
⚫
|''K. dayi''
⚫
|Chorlakki, Kalakot & Panoba
⚫
H-GSP Loc. 62, Ganda Kas
⚫
|Fragments of maxilla and mandibles; isolated teeth
⚫
|A large [[helohyidae|helohyid]]. ''Khirtharia'' is the must abundant artiodactyl at Chorlakki and more common than ''Indohyus'', but the reverse is seen at Kalakot.
⚫
|[[File:Khirtharia inflata.png|frameless]]
|-
|-
|}
|}
Read More