💡 Words with a Similar Meaning to "Palaeomerycid"
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| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| paleomerycidnoun | Any extinct ruminant of the family Palaeomerycidae |
| merycoidodontidnoun | (zoology) Any in the family †Merycoidodontidae extinct mammals. |
| dromomerycidnoun | (zoology) Any extinct deer-like mammal in the family Dromomerycidae. |
| oromerycidnoun | (zoology) Any member of the family †Oromerycidae, extinct relatives of camels. |
| palaeoryctidnoun | (zoology) Any extinct shrewlike mammal in the family Palaeoryctidae. |
| cimolomyidnoun | (zoology) Any extinct primitive mammal in the family Cimolomyidae. |
| paleoniscidnoun | Alternative form of palaeoniscid. [(zoology) Any extinct fish of the family Palaeoniscidae] |
| palaeotheriidnoun | (zoology) Any extinct hoofed mammal in the family Palaeotheriidae. |
| peramuridnoun | (zoology) Any extinct zatherian mammal in the family Peramuridae. |
| archaeohyracidnoun | (zoology) Any of the extinct mammals of the family Archaeohyracidae. |
| spalacotheriidnoun | Alternative form of spalacothere. [Any extinct mammal of the family †Spalacotheriidae] |
| oreodontidnoun | (zoology) Any in the family Oreodontidae (syn. of Merycoidodontidae) of extinct mammals. |
| mesotheriidnoun | (zoology) Any extinct mammal in the family Mesotheriidae. |
| paleotherenoun | (paleontology) Any extinct mammal of the genus Palaeotherium. |
| romeriidnoun | (zoology) Any extinct primitive reptile in the family Romeriidae. |
| erymidnoun | (zoology) Any extinct crustacean in the family Erymidae. |
| plesiadapiformnoun | (zoology) Any extinct mammal of the order Plesiadapiformes |
| eurymylidnoun | (zoology) Any extinct rodent in the family Eurymylidae. |
| paleoparadoxiidnoun | Any extinct aquatic mammal of the family Paleoparadoxiidae |
| desmostylidnoun | (zoology) Any extinct mammal in the family Desmostylidae. |
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