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English: Andrewsarchus mongoliensis from the Late Eocene of Central Asia was a large cetancodontamorph ungulate, related to hippos, entelodonts and whales. (Original description in the English Wikipedia: "Andrewsarchus, autor - Bogdanov,2006.")
Deutsch: Andrewsarchus mongoliensis aus dem späten Eozän von Innerasien war ein großes cetancodontamorphes (fleischfressendes?) Huftier, verwandt mit Flusspferden, Entelodonten und Walen.
Русский: Реконструкция эндрьюсарха |
| Date | 3 June 2007 (Upload date in the English Wikipedia) |
| Source | English Wikipedia |
| Author | w:en:User:DiBgd (Богданов) |
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