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- Choerolophodon abstract "Choerolophodon is an extinct genus of proboscid which lived during the Miocene of Eurasia.".
- Choerolophodon class Mammal.
- Choerolophodon family Gomphothere.
- Choerolophodon kingdom Animal.
- Choerolophodon order Proboscidea.
- Choerolophodon phylum Chordate.
- Choerolophodon synonym "* Mastodon pentelicus".
- Choerolophodon thumbnail Choerolophodon_pentelici_maragha.JPG?width=300.
- Choerolophodon wikiPageID "38236445".
- Choerolophodon wikiPageRevisionID "599523177".
- Choerolophodon classis Mammal.
- Choerolophodon familia "†Gomphotheriidae".
- Choerolophodon genus "†Choerolophodon".
- Choerolophodon genusAuthority "Schlesinger 1917".
- Choerolophodon hasPhotoCollection Choerolophodon.
- Choerolophodon imageCaption "C. pentelici skull".
- Choerolophodon imageWidth "250".
- Choerolophodon ordo Proboscidea.
- Choerolophodon phylum Chordate.
- Choerolophodon regnum "Animalia".
- Choerolophodon subdivision "* C. pentelici Gaudry and Lartet 1856 * C. anatolicus Ozansoy 1965".
- Choerolophodon subdivisionRanks "Species".
- Choerolophodon synonyms "* Mastodon pentelicus".
- Choerolophodon subject Category:Gomphotheres.
- Choerolophodon subject Category:Mammal_genera.
- Choerolophodon type Animal.
- Choerolophodon type Eukaryote.
- Choerolophodon type Mammal.
- Choerolophodon type Species.
- Choerolophodon type Organism.
- Choerolophodon comment "Choerolophodon is an extinct genus of proboscid which lived during the Miocene of Eurasia.".
- Choerolophodon label "Choerolophodon".
- Choerolophodon label "Choerolophodon".
- Choerolophodon label "豕脊齿象".
- Choerolophodon sameAs Choerolophodon.
- Choerolophodon sameAs m.0pmf8nz.
- Choerolophodon sameAs Q5103824.
- Choerolophodon sameAs Q5103824.
- Choerolophodon wasDerivedFrom Choerolophodon?oldid=599523177.
- Choerolophodon depiction Choerolophodon_pentelici_maragha.JPG.
- Choerolophodon isPrimaryTopicOf Choerolophodon.
