A Deseado hegetothere from Patagonia

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Abstract
Propachyrucos ameghinorum, new species, is diagnosed and briefly described from a hitherto unrecorded Deseado (early Oligocene?) deposit near Lat. 44-1/2 degrees west, in central Chubut, Argentina. The type is a nearly complete skeleton, the oldest and one of the most perfect of known hegetothere skeletons. The mounted skeleton and a plastic restoration are figured.
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Authors G. G. Simpson
Journal american journal of science
Year 1945
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10.2475/ajs.243.10.550
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