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- Dinocerata abstract "Dinocerata ("terrible horned") is an extinct order of plant-eating, rhinoceros-like hoofed creatures famous for their paired horns and tusk-like canine teeth. The earliest dinoceratan, Prodinoceras, appeared in Asia during the Paleocene, but nearly all later types are from North America (dinoceratans must have crossed the Bering land bridge, which may have been exposed during Paleocene-Eocene times). Dinoceratans lived alongside another group of large Eocene plant-eaters, the brontotheres. The most famous dinoceratan is Uintatherium.".
- Dinocerata class Eutheria.
- Dinocerata class Mammal.
- Dinocerata kingdom Animal.
- Dinocerata order Laurasiatheria.
- Dinocerata phylum Chordate.
- Dinocerata thumbnail Uinttather_DB.jpg?width=300.
- Dinocerata wikiPageID "5226300".
- Dinocerata wikiPageRevisionID "555028945".
- Dinocerata classis Mammal.
- Dinocerata hasPhotoCollection Dinocerata.
- Dinocerata imageCaption "Uintatherium.".
- Dinocerata imageWidth "240".
- Dinocerata infraclassis Eutheria.
- Dinocerata name "Dinocerata".
- Dinocerata ordo "†Dinocerata".
- Dinocerata ordoAuthority "Marsh, 1872".
- Dinocerata phylum Chordate.
- Dinocerata regnum "Animalia".
- Dinocerata subdivision "See "Taxonomy"".
- Dinocerata subdivisionRanks "Families & Genera".
- Dinocerata superordo Laurasiatheria.
- Dinocerata subject Category:Dinoceratans.
- Dinocerata subject Category:Eocene_extinctions.
- Dinocerata type Abstraction100002137.
- Dinocerata type Attribute100024264.
- Dinocerata type EoceneExtinctions.
- Dinocerata type Extinction114012173.
- Dinocerata type Inaction114010148.
- Dinocerata type State100024720.
- Dinocerata type Animal.
- Dinocerata type Eukaryote.
- Dinocerata type Mammal.
- Dinocerata type Species.
- Dinocerata type Organism.
- Dinocerata comment "Dinocerata ("terrible horned") is an extinct order of plant-eating, rhinoceros-like hoofed creatures famous for their paired horns and tusk-like canine teeth. The earliest dinoceratan, Prodinoceras, appeared in Asia during the Paleocene, but nearly all later types are from North America (dinoceratans must have crossed the Bering land bridge, which may have been exposed during Paleocene-Eocene times). Dinoceratans lived alongside another group of large Eocene plant-eaters, the brontotheres.".
- Dinocerata label "Dinocerata".
- Dinocerata label "Dinocerata".
- Dinocerata label "Dinocerata".
- Dinocerata label "Dinocerata".
- Dinocerata label "Dinocerata".
- Dinocerata label "Dinocerata".
- Dinocerata label "Dinoceraty".
- Dinocerata label "Диноцераты".
- Dinocerata label "恐角目".
- Dinocerata label "恐角目".
- Dinocerata sameAs Dinocerata.
- Dinocerata sameAs Dinocerata.
- Dinocerata sameAs Dinocerata.
- Dinocerata sameAs 恐角目.
- Dinocerata sameAs Dinocerata.
- Dinocerata sameAs Dinoceraty.
- Dinocerata sameAs Dinocerata.
- Dinocerata sameAs m.0d8tn8.
- Dinocerata sameAs Q132815.
- Dinocerata sameAs Q132815.
- Dinocerata sameAs Dinocerata.
- Dinocerata wasDerivedFrom Dinocerata?oldid=555028945.
- Dinocerata depiction Uinttather_DB.jpg.
- Dinocerata isPrimaryTopicOf Dinocerata.
- Dinocerata name "Dinocerata".
