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- Diplocynodon abstract "Diplocynodon is an extinct genus of alligatoroid that lived during the Paleocene to middle Miocene 49 million years ago in Europe. It looked very similar to the modern caiman in that it was small and had bony armour scutes covering its neck, back, belly, and tail. The longest Diplocynodon recovered was 4 feet in length and probably fed on fish, animal flesh, and took insects when young.In the nineteenth century, D. steineri was named from Styria, Austria and D. styriacus was named from Austria and France. A third Austrian species, Enneodon ungeri, was placed in its own genus. The Austrian and French species of Diplocynodon were synonymized with E. ungeri in 2011, and because the name Diplocynodon has priority over Enneodon, the species is now called D. ungeri.Well preserved specimens have been found in the Messel Pit in Germany. In the Eocene epoch, the pit was a swampy freshwater lake that was perfect for preserving fossils due to anoxic conditions at its bottom.".
- Diplocynodon thumbnail Diplocynodon_ratelii.JPG?width=300.
- Diplocynodon wikiPageExternalLink 596.
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- Diplocynodon wikiPageID "16778990".
- Diplocynodon wikiPageRevisionID "600905949".
- Diplocynodon authority "Pomel, 1847".
- Diplocynodon hasPhotoCollection Diplocynodon.
- Diplocynodon imageCaption "Diplocynodon ratelii".
- Diplocynodon subdivision "*D. dalpiazi (Del Favero, 1999) *D. darwini *D. elavericus (Martin, 2010) *D. gervaisi *D. hantoniensis *D. muelleri *D. ratelii (Pomel, 1847 ) *D. tormis *D. ungeri *?D. deponiae".
- Diplocynodon subdivisionRanks "Species".
- Diplocynodon synonyms "* ?Baryphracta (Frey, Laemmert & Riess, 1987) * Caimanosuchus * Enneodon (Pranger, 1845) * ?Hispanochampsa (Kälin, 1936) * Saurocainus".
- Diplocynodon subject Category:Eocene_reptiles.
- Diplocynodon subject Category:Miocene_extinctions.
- Diplocynodon subject Category:Miocene_reptiles.
- Diplocynodon subject Category:Neogene_crocodylomorpha.
- Diplocynodon subject Category:Oligocene_reptiles.
- Diplocynodon subject Category:Paleocene_reptiles.
- Diplocynodon subject Category:Paleogene_crocodylomorpha.
- Diplocynodon subject Category:Prehistoric_reptiles_of_Europe.
- Diplocynodon type Animal100015388.
- Diplocynodon type Chordate101466257.
- Diplocynodon type CrocodilianReptile101696633.
- Diplocynodon type Crocodilians.
- Diplocynodon type Diapsid101661818.
- Diplocynodon type EoceneReptiles.
- Diplocynodon type LivingThing100004258.
- Diplocynodon type MioceneReptiles.
- Diplocynodon type Object100002684.
- Diplocynodon type OligoceneReptiles.
- Diplocynodon type Organism100004475.
- Diplocynodon type PaleoceneReptiles.
- Diplocynodon type PhysicalEntity100001930.
- Diplocynodon type PrehistoricReptilesOfEurope.
- Diplocynodon type Reptile101661091.
- Diplocynodon type Vertebrate101471682.
- Diplocynodon type Whole100003553.
- Diplocynodon type Reptile.
- Diplocynodon comment "Diplocynodon is an extinct genus of alligatoroid that lived during the Paleocene to middle Miocene 49 million years ago in Europe. It looked very similar to the modern caiman in that it was small and had bony armour scutes covering its neck, back, belly, and tail. The longest Diplocynodon recovered was 4 feet in length and probably fed on fish, animal flesh, and took insects when young.In the nineteenth century, D. steineri was named from Styria, Austria and D.".
- Diplocynodon label "Diplocynodon".
- Diplocynodon label "Diplocynodon".
- Diplocynodon label "Diplocynodon".
- Diplocynodon sameAs Diplocynodon.
- Diplocynodon sameAs Diplocynodon.
- Diplocynodon sameAs m.0405v7m.
- Diplocynodon sameAs Q1254623.
- Diplocynodon sameAs Q1254623.
- Diplocynodon sameAs Diplocynodon.
- Diplocynodon wasDerivedFrom Diplocynodon?oldid=600905949.
- Diplocynodon depiction Diplocynodon_ratelii.JPG.
- Diplocynodon isPrimaryTopicOf Diplocynodon.
