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2021年1月29日 · Sounds made by MeUintatherium is a Pre-Historic Herbivore Mammal lived which lived in American Southwest in the Eocene period.
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Uintatherium - Wikipedia
Uintatherium ("Beast of the Uinta Mountains") is an extinct genus of herbivorous dinoceratan mammal that lived during the Eocene epoch. Two species are currently recognized: U. anceps from the United States during the Early to Middle Eocene (56–38 million years ago) and U. insperatus of Middle to Late Eocene (48–34 million years ago) China .
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尤因它兽 - 百度百科
如 美国 的大尤因它兽（Uintatherium robustum）体长4米，肩高1.6米，体重可达4.5吨，比白犀牛稍大。 由于经常作为早期灭绝 古兽 的代表出现在图画中，它们的形象还算比较知名。
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猶因他獸 （學名： Uintatherium，意思為「猶因塔山脈 的野獸」），又稱為 恐角獸，是一 屬 已 滅絕 的 哺乳動物，總共包含2種。 U. anceps 發現於早中期 始新世 的 美國 懷俄明州 近 福特·布瑞橘爾， U. insperatus 則發現於中晚期始新世的 中國 河南省。 [1] 猶因他獸為 化石戰爭 的焦點之一， 古生物學家 愛德華·德林克·科普 （Edward Drinker Cope）與 奧塞內爾·查利斯·馬什 （Othniel Charles Marsh）先後針對 U. anceps 的化石遺骸提出了22種命名，然而現今多已廢棄不採用。 …
Uintatherium: The Bizarre Beast with Six Horns
Uintatherium, the bizarre beast with six horns, was an extinct herbivorous mammal that lived during the Eocene epoch. This ungulate had a unique appearance that made it stand out from other mammals of its time. In this section, we will explore the different parts of Uintatherium’s anatomy that made it so unusual.
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One of the strangest mammals that ever existed, the Uintatherium
It was one of the earliest big mammals, a sort of 'evolutionary experiment'; it lived during the Eocene, (52-37 millions years ago)