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English: Skull and mandibula from Duchesneodus, first printed in: Olof August Peterson: New species of the genus Teleodus from the Upper Uinta of northeastern Utah. Annals of the Carnegie Museum 20, 1931, p. 307–312, reprinted in: Spencer George Lucas and Robert M. Schoch: Taxonomy of Duchesneodus (Brontotheriidae) from the late Eocene of North America. In: Donald R. Prothero und Robert M. Schoch (Hrsg.): The evolution of Perissodactyls. New York and Oxford, 1989, p. 490–503 (493)
Deutsch: Schädel und Unterkuiefer von Duchesneodus, erstmals abgebildet in: Olof August Peterson: New species of the genus Teleodus from the Upper Uinta of northeastern Utah. Annals of the Carnegie Museum 20, 1931, S. 307–312, nachgedruckt in: Spencer George Lucas und Robert M. Schoch: Taxonomy of Duchesneodus (Brontotheriidae) from the late Eocene of North America. In: Donald R. Prothero und Robert M. Schoch (Hrsg.): The evolution of Perissodactyls. New York und Oxford, 1989, S. 490–503 (493)
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Source Spencer George Lucas und Robert M. Schoch: Taxonomy of Duchesneodus (Brontotheriidae) from the late Eocene of North America. In: Donald R. Prothero und Robert M. Schoch (Hrsg.): The evolution of Perissodactyls. New York und Oxford, 1989, S. 490–503 (493)
Author Olof August Peterson (1865-1933)

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