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• Procoptodon abstract "Procoptodon was a genus of giant short-faced kangaroo living in Australia during the Pleistocene epoch. P. goliah, the largest known kangaroo that ever existed, stood approximately 2 m (6.6 ft). They weighed about 230 kg (510 lb). Other members of the genus are smaller however and Procoptodon gilli is the smallest of all of the sthenurine kangaroos, standing ~1m tall.Giant short-faced kangaroos had a flat face and forward-pointing eyes. On each foot they had a single large toe somewhat similar in appearance like a horse's hoof. On these unusual feet they moved quickly through the open forests and plains, where they sought grass and leaves to eat. Their front paws were equally strange: each front paw had two extra-long fingers with large claws. It is possible that they were used to grab branches, bringing leaves within eating distance. Their robust skull architecture and shortened face has been thought to be related to increased masseter muscles used to chew foods. Dental microwear of P. goliah supports a browse diet, however stable isotopic data suggested its diet consisted of plants utilising a C4 photosynthetic pathway, typically associated with grasses. In this case however chenopod saltbushes found throughout semi-arid Australia was considered a more likely source of the C4 signature.The genus was present until at least about 50,000 years ago before going extinct, although there is some evidence they may have survived to as recently as 18,000 years ago. Its extinction may have been due to climate shifts during the Pleistocene.Fossils of giant short-faced kangaroos have been found at the Naracoorte World Heritage fossil deposits in South Australia, Lake Menindee in New South Wales, Darling Downs in Queensland, and at many other sites. A full-size, lifelike replica is on permanent display with other ancient native Australian animals at the Australian Museum.The genus is paraphyletic, derived from Simosthenurus.".
• Procoptodon class Mammal.
• Procoptodon class Marsupial.
• Procoptodon family Macropodidae.
• Procoptodon family Sthenurinae.
• Procoptodon genus Extinction.
• Procoptodon kingdom Animal.
• Procoptodon order Diprotodontia.
• Procoptodon phylum Chordate.
• Procoptodon thumbnail Procoptodon_goliah.jpg?width=300.
• Procoptodon wikiPageID "2646789".
• Procoptodon wikiPageRevisionID "599661485".
• Procoptodon classis "Mammalia".
• Procoptodon familia Macropodidae.
• Procoptodon genus "†Procoptodon".
• Procoptodon genusAuthority "Owen, 1873".
• Procoptodon hasPhotoCollection Procoptodon.
• Procoptodon imageCaption "Procoptodon goliah".
• Procoptodon infraclassis "Marsupiala".
• Procoptodon name "Procoptodon".
• Procoptodon ordo Diprotodontia.
• Procoptodon phylum Chordate.
• Procoptodon regnum "Animalia".
• Procoptodon subdivision "* P. browneorum * P. cegsai * P. gilli * P. goliah ( ) * P. maddocki * P. mccoyi * P. oreas * P. otuel (Owen, 1874) * P. pusio (Owen, 1874) * P. rapha (Owen, 1874) * P. texasensis (Archer, 1978) * P. williamsi (Prideaux, 2004)".
• Procoptodon subdivisionRanks "Species".
• Procoptodon subfamilia Sthenurinae.
• Procoptodon subject Category:Mammal_genera.
• Procoptodon subject Category:Megafauna_of_Australia.
• Procoptodon subject Category:Pleistocene_marsupials.
• Procoptodon subject Category:Prehistoric_macropods.
• Procoptodon subject Category:Prehistoric_mammals_of_Australia.
• Procoptodon type Animal100015388.
• Procoptodon type Chordate101466257.
• Procoptodon type LivingThing100004258.
• Procoptodon type Mammal101861778.
• Procoptodon type Object100002684.
• Procoptodon type Organism100004475.
• Procoptodon type PhysicalEntity100001930.
• Procoptodon type PleistoceneMammals.
• Procoptodon type PrehistoricMammalsOfAustralia.
• Procoptodon type Vertebrate101471682.
• Procoptodon type Whole100003553.
• Procoptodon type Animal.
• Procoptodon type Eukaryote.
• Procoptodon type Mammal.
• Procoptodon type Species.
• Procoptodon type Mammal.
• Procoptodon type Organism.
• Procoptodon comment "Procoptodon was a genus of giant short-faced kangaroo living in Australia during the Pleistocene epoch. P. goliah, the largest known kangaroo that ever existed, stood approximately 2 m (6.6 ft). They weighed about 230 kg (510 lb). Other members of the genus are smaller however and Procoptodon gilli is the smallest of all of the sthenurine kangaroos, standing ~1m tall.Giant short-faced kangaroos had a flat face and forward-pointing eyes.".
• Procoptodon label "Procoptodon".
• Procoptodon label "Procoptodon".
• Procoptodon label "Procoptodon".
• Procoptodon label "Procoptodon".
• Procoptodon label "Procoptodon".
• Procoptodon label "Procoptodon".
• Procoptodon label "Procoptodon".
• Procoptodon label "Прокоптодоны".
• Procoptodon label "プロコプトドン".
• Procoptodon label "巨型短面袋鼠".
• Procoptodon sameAs Procoptodon.
• Procoptodon sameAs Procoptodon.
• Procoptodon sameAs Procoptodon.
• Procoptodon sameAs Procoptodon.
• Procoptodon sameAs プロコプトドン.
• Procoptodon sameAs Procoptodon.
• Procoptodon sameAs Procoptodon.
• Procoptodon sameAs m.07v3n0.
• Procoptodon sameAs Q131971.
• Procoptodon sameAs Q131971.
• Procoptodon sameAs Procoptodon.
• Procoptodon wasDerivedFrom Procoptodon?oldid=599661485.
• Procoptodon depiction Procoptodon_goliah.jpg.
• Procoptodon isPrimaryTopicOf Procoptodon.
• Procoptodon name "Procoptodon".