Description
suggesting a defensive adaptation against predators
Its elongated and narrow skull
Length 278 mm
hace unos 130 a 125 millones de años
protegían los órganos internos y contribuían a su resistencia física
Archaeotherium mortoni Elasmotherium suggesting a defensive adaptation againstArchaeotherium mortoni was an extinct genus of entelodontid artiodactyl that inhabited North America during the Oligocene, approximately 30 to 25 million years ago. This mammal, commonly known as the "terror pig", was a prominent member of the entelodontids, a group of omnivorous artiodactyls with unique characteristics that distinguish it from other mammals of its time. With a size that could reach 2 meters in height at the shoulders and an estimated
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