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Extinct genus of mammals
accepted by all authors. Leptobos brevicornis Hu and Qi, 1978 (China) Leptobos crassus Jia and Wang, 1978 (China) Leptobos falconeri (type) Ruetimeyer
Leptobos
Subtribe of cattle
(Vekua, 1972) Genus †Leptobos (Rütimeyer, 1877) Subgenus †Leptobos (Rütimeyer, 1877) †Leptobos elatus (Croizet & Pomel, 1853) †Leptobos falconeri (Rütimeyer
Bovina_(subtribe)
Extinct species of mammutid proboscidean
Tapirus arvernensis, the monkey Mesopithecus monspessulanus, the bovine Leptobos stenometopon, the pig Sus minor, the deer Pseudodama lyra, the rhinoceros
"Mammut"_borsoni
Genus of mammals
believed to have evolved from a lineage belonging to the extinct genus Leptobos during the Late Pliocene to Early Pleistocene in Asia. The earliest members
Bison
Extinct species of mammal
Leptobos † Bubalus teilhardi † Bubalus tingi † Bubalus brevicornis † Bubalus mephistophele † Bubalus guzhenensis †
Bubalus_teilhardi
Period of geologic time (3.5–1.0 Ma)
Villafranchian is typically defined by the first appearance of the bovid genus Leptobos in Italy, dated to around 3.5-3.6 million years ago (mya). The beginning
Villafranchian
ISBN (link) Vislobokova, I. A.; Titov, V. V.; Yarmolchyk, I. A. (2026). "Leptobos etruscus flerovi subsp. nov. (Artiodactyla, Bovidae) from the Lower Pleistocene
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Extinct species of tapir
Stephanorhinus jeanvireti, the pig Sus arvernensis, the bovines Alephis and Leptobos, the gazelle Gazella borbonica, the deer Croizetoceros ramosus and Praeelaphus
Tapirus_arvernensis
Extinct species of bird
mammalian herbivores are common in this assemblage, including bovids (Bison, Leptobos, Gazellospira and Pontoceros), rhinocerotids (Elasmotherium and Stephanorhinus)
Pterocles_bosporanus
Extinct genus of rhinoceros
proboscideans (elephant relatives) Anancus arvernensis and "Mammut" borsoni, the pig Sus minor, the bovine Leptobos stenometopon, pikas, ptarmigans and grouse.
Stephanorhinus
Extinct genus of chalicotheres
include orangutans, macaques, rhinos, hedgehogs, hyenas, horses, the cow Leptobos, pikas, the extinct pigs Sus xiaozhu and S. peii, muntjac, Cervus (a deer)
Hesperotherium
Rock layers based on occurrences of fossil assemblages of European land mammals
antiquus, Praevibos, Leptobos vallisarni, Equus stehlini, Canis arnensis, Canis falconeri Farnetta Late Villafranchian Leptobos vallisarni, Eucladoceros
European_land_mammal_age
Archaeological site in Shanxi Province, China
(ancient horse), Hippotherium, ancient Chinese bisons(Bison palaeosinensis), Leptobos, gazella blacki (ancient gazelle) and Euctenoceros boulei, etc. After the
Xihoudu
Extinct genus of moles
Province of Girona, Spain. The specimen was referred to the extinct bovine Leptobos. Starting in 2003, the Institut Català de Paleoecologia Humana i Evolució
Vulcanoscaptor
Extinct genus of primate
fauna, more boreal animals such as hedgehogs, hyenas, horses, the bovid Leptobos, and pikas. Gigantopithecus fossil sites range across Guangxi, Guizhou
Gigantopithecus
Extinct genus of saber-toothed cat from North America, Eurasia and Africa
torticornis, Megalovis latifrons, Gallogoral meneghinii, Pliotragus ardeus, and Leptobos furtivus, and carnivorans present included felids such as Acinonyx pardinensis
Megantereon
Bubalus cebuensis Genus Pelorovis Genus Eotragus Genus Kipsigicerus Genus Leptobos Subfamily Alcelaphinae Genus Megalotragus Genus Parmularius Subfamily Antilopinae
List_of_prehistoric_mammals
Extinct species of mammal
Duvernois in 1990 proposed it evolved directly from an Indian species of Leptobos, perhaps L. falconeri, along with the Pleistocene genera or subgenera Bison
Bos_acutifrons
Genus of proboscideans
(background upper right), rhinoceros Stephanorhinus etruscus, the pig Sus minor and the bovine Leptobos stenometopon, alongside pikas, ptarmigans and grouse.
Anancus
Geologic formation in India
antilopine bovid. Bubalus B. platycerops A bovine bovid. B. palaeindicus Leptobos L. falconeri A bovine bovid. Bos B. acutifrons A bovine bovid. Proamphibos
Pinjor_Formation
Extinct species of mammoth
deer of the genera Praemegaceros and Eucladoceros, bovines of the genus Leptobos, replaced towards the end of the Early Pleistocene by Bison, and equines
Mammuthus_meridionalis
Extinct genus of cattle
to these studies, this also implies the other Pleistocene fossil genera Leptobos and Epileptobos are synonymous with Bos. A 2018 study by Tong et al. of
Pelorovis
Geological formation
beds A sivatheriin giraffid. Potamochoerus P. sp Saketi beds A suin suid. Leptobos L. falconeri Saketi beds A bovin bovine. Hexaprotodon H. sivalensis Saketi
Tatrot_Formation
records of Ailuropoda melanoleuca wulingshanensis, Tapirus sinensis and Leptobos sp. in the Yanjinggou area, and providing new information on changes of
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Subspecies of the genus Homo (fossil)
Megantereon, the horse Equus sanmemiensis, the rhino Dicerorhinus, the bovid Leptobos, and several northerly rodents. This assemblage indicates a mild and semi-humid
Lantian_Man
Extinct Pleistocene lake in Lombardy, Italy
Rhinoceros leptorhinus, ancient elephant (Palaeoloxodon antiquus), Etruscan ox (Leptobos etruscus), woolly mammoth (Mammuthus primigenius), but above all the southern
Lake_Leffe
Geological formation in south-east England
of Early Pleistocene age Gazella sp. A gazelle of Early Pleistocene age Leptobos etruscus Nodule Bed A bovine of Pliocene age closely related to living
Red_Crag_Formation
Paleontological in Mount Kvabebi, Iori Plateau
hipparionine horse in W. Eurasia; pre-Equus Ioribos aceros Bovid (local Leptobos relative) 234 28 Eurasian Dominant herbivore; endemic to Caucasus Protoryx
Kvabebi_fossil_site
Pliocene part of the Irrawaddy beds. Description of new fossil material of Leptobos merlai from the early late Villafranchian of Umbria (Italy), providing
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