About: Trismila and Sarcotenrex   Sponge Permalink

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The order Trismila, whose members have three sets of carnassal teeth, did not survive the end of the Cretaceous. There were four members, all of the genus Trismilus: T. decca, T. malagsay, T. megalos, T. minor. T. minor and T. decca avoided competing because T. minor lived on the ground, and T. Decca in the trees. T. malagsay, like T. decca, was about 6 inches long. T. minor was only 4 inches. T. megalos was 9 inches long. All would probably take any prey they could kill.

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  • Trismila and Sarcotenrex
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  • The order Trismila, whose members have three sets of carnassal teeth, did not survive the end of the Cretaceous. There were four members, all of the genus Trismilus: T. decca, T. malagsay, T. megalos, T. minor. T. minor and T. decca avoided competing because T. minor lived on the ground, and T. Decca in the trees. T. malagsay, like T. decca, was about 6 inches long. T. minor was only 4 inches. T. megalos was 9 inches long. All would probably take any prey they could kill.
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  • Early Afrocarnivores
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  • Chordata
  • Mammalia
  • Animalia
  • Afrotheria
  • Eutheria
  • Afrocarnivora
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  • Trismila
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  • The order Trismila, whose members have three sets of carnassal teeth, did not survive the end of the Cretaceous. There were four members, all of the genus Trismilus: T. decca, T. malagsay, T. megalos, T. minor. T. minor and T. decca avoided competing because T. minor lived on the ground, and T. Decca in the trees. T. malagsay, like T. decca, was about 6 inches long. T. minor was only 4 inches. T. megalos was 9 inches long. All would probably take any prey they could kill. Sarcotenrex was the last common ancestor of all three orders. Sarcotenrex minor only grew to 5 inches long, while S. dodon was 7 inches. They are not placed within any particular order.
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